ramp

/ɹˈæmp/

/ˈɹæmp/

[nom] [verbe]

Ramp

[NOM]

rampe

an artificial slope that connects two parts of a road, building, etc. when one is lower than the other

Synonymes : incline

rampe

a road that was used years ago has that now is motorway or getaway

Exemples

1. A ramp allows easy access for wheelchairs.

2. Despite the initial popularity of their product, the company has been playing it safe, deciding not to ramp up production until they are sure momentum will continue.

3. Corporate interests really ramped up their spending on this.

4. The tomato plants ramped up their internal production of hydrogen peroxide in defense against potential caterpillar-induced obliteration.