hike up

英 [haɪk ʌp]

美 [haɪk ʌp]

使（价格、比率、税率或数量）突然上升（或大幅提高）

柯林斯词典

verb

In Hong Kong, Mr. Gaw said, office rent is renewed every three years, when the landlord can hike up the rent regardless of what the tenant says.
他表示，在香港，写字楼租赁合同每3年续约，房东可以在续约时上调房租，而租户只能接受。
My shirt will hike up if I don't wear a belt.
如果我不扎腰带，衬衣就向上滑。
We'd sometimes hike up the hills, dodging the huge webs spun by big black and yellow wolf spiders in clearings in the low forest.
有时候，为了躲避黄黑色的大狼蛛在低处丛林的空地上织下的大网，我们会爬上山丘。
These are some pictures of a hike we took up to a waterfall after taking a ferry boat across the river to a somewhat remote area.
远足途中，我们乘坐小船渡过了小河，来到了一个相对偏远的山区，在上瀑布的路上拍下了这些照片。
Billy was the youngest boy on the hike, but he tent up with the others.
比利是徒步旅行的人中最小的，但他能赶上大家。
He hiked up his trouser legs
他提起裤腿。
I would hike up and reach these broad plateaus, he recalls.
我会徒步登上去到达这些辽阔的高原，他回忆道。
Hike up your socks, they are falling down.
你的袜子快掉下去了，向上提提。
Is to hike up the price by restricting delivery.
就是靠限制送货量来提高价钱。
The hike up to the top was one of a kind already.
登到山顶的徒步旅行已经是一件非常不容易的事了。