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increase
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- UK
- [ɪn 'krɪːs][ 'ɪnkrɪːs]
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- Conjugation :
past
increased
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ing
increasing
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Derivatives :
n
increaser
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adj
increasable
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- increase
['ɪnkriːs]
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1.
noun
[c]
增长
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a sharp increase in productivity
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生产率的急剧增长
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an increase of 2 per cent in the volume of sales
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销售量增长了百分之二
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2.
vi.
[price, level, productivity+]
增长
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The population continues to increase.
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人口不断增长。
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3.
vt.
[+price, number, level]
提高
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The company has increased the price of its cars.
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公司提高了汽车价格。
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a 5% increase, an increase of 5%
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百分之五的增长
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a tax/price increase
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加税/价
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to be on the increase
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在增加中
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to increase by 3%
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增长了百分之三
Collins English-English Dictionary
- increase
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1.
vb
to make or become greater in size, degree, frequency, etc; grow or expand
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2.
n
the act of increasing; augmentation
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3.
n
the amount by which something increases
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4.
n
[Etymology]
C14: from Old French encreistre, from Latin increscere, from in-2 + crescere to grow
Examples
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They planned to increase staff and thus, to increase production.
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因为需要增加产量,他们计划要增加员工。
→ thus
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a 5% increase, an increase of 5%
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百分之五的增长
→ increase
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a population increase of 10%
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人口增长百分之十
→ increase
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to rate an increase
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应予增加
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a retroactive increase
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追加
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There was an increase in the consumption of meat last year.
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去年肉类的消费量有所上升。
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The BHS is aiming for a 45% increase of production.
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BHS公司的力求将要产量提高百分之四十五。
→ aim
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The government has announced an increase of 20% of the total incomes for 2007.
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政府宣布2007年总收入提高了20%。
→ announce
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According to the foreign minister's speech, the country will have an increase in tourism of 35% in two years.
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据外交部长讲,国家的旅游业在未来两年内将会增长35%。
→ minister
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They expect an increase in the price of pork due to cases of disease.
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由于发现了多例病猪,他们预计猪肉价格将会上涨。
→ increase
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