Hike up Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈhaɪk/ /ˈəp

HYKE-uhp

UK

hˈaɪk/ /ˈʌp

HYKE-up

परिभाषा

To raise something quickly upward, such as clothing or a backpack; also, to increase prices or fees suddenly and by a lot.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Informal and commonly used for prices, bills, or pulling clothes/bags higher. 'Hike up prices' means a strong, often unfair increase. For clothing, often used as 'hike up your pants.' Not used for hiking (walking in nature).

• Spanish: aumentar (precios) - subir (ropa, mochila)
• Portuguese (BR): aumentar (preços) - puxar para cima (roupa, mochila)
• Portuguese (PT): aumentar (preços) - puxar para cima (roupa, mochila)
• Chinese (Simplified): 大幅上调（价格）- 拉起（衣服、背包）
• Chinese (Traditional): 大幅上調（價格）- 拉起（衣服、揹包）
• Hindi: तेज़ी से बढ़ाना (कीमतें) - ऊपर खींचना (कपड़ा, बैग)
• Arabic: رفع (الأسعار بشكل كبير) - شد للأعلى (الملابس، الحقيبة)
• Bengali: তোলে নেওয়া - হঠাৎ অনেক বাড়িয়ে দেওয়া (মূল্য)
• Russian: задрать - резко повысить (цены)
• Japanese: 引き上げる - ぐっと持ち上げる
• Vietnamese: kéo lên - tăng mạnh (giá cả)
• Korean: 끌어올리다 - 갑자기 올리다 (가격)
• Turkish: yukarı çekmek - birden artırmak (fiyat)
• Urdu: اوپر چڑھانا - اچانک بڑھا دینا (قیمت)
• Indonesian: menaikkan - menarik ke atas

उदाहरण वाक्य

He hiked up his pants before running.

basic

The store hiked up the prices last week.

basic

She hikes up her backpack when it feels heavy.

basic

Gas companies always hike up prices before holidays.

natural

You need to hike up your sleeves before washing dishes.

natural

Landlords often hike up the rent with little warning.

natural