| Other ways of saying : increase |
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| increase的其他表达方式 |
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| be/go up to increase: used for talking about prices or levels（使）（价格或水平）增长；（使）上涨: House prices went up a further 12 per cent last year.去年房价又上涨了12%。 |
| push up to make something increase: used for talking about prices or levels: It is feared that the new taxes will push up fuel prices.恐怕新税种会促使油价上涨。 |
| rise to increase增长；上升: The number of complaints rose to record levels.投诉量上升到创纪录的水平。 |
| soar to increase quickly and to a very high level: used mainly in journalism剧增，飙升（主要用于新闻报道中）: Share prices have soared to an all-time high.股价飙升至历史新高。 |
| rocket or skyrocket (informal) to increase quickly and suddenly: used mainly in journalism突然激增（主要用于新闻报道中）: Bad weather means fresh fruit prices are set to rocket.坏天气意味着新鲜水果的价格定会猛涨。 |
| mount to increase steadily持续增长: The chairman is under mounting pressure to resign.董事长受到的辞职压力越来越大。 |
| be on the increase to be increasing steadily在持续增加: New cases of breast cancer seem to be on the increase.看起来患乳腺癌的新病例在逐步增加。 |
| double to increase to twice the original amount or level翻倍，增长到原来的两倍: Oil prices have more than doubled since last year.自去年以来，油价已翻了不止一倍。 |
| treble to increase to three times the original amount or level增长到原来的三倍: The last six months have seen the company’ s value treble.在过去的6个月中公司的股值增加了两倍。 |
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