Rechercher
to run up
[phrase form: run]
01
faire monter, augmenter
to cause the cost or value of something to increase
Transitive: to run up a price or value
02
accumuler, atteindre un certain nombre de points
to reach a specific number of points during the course of a game or match
Transitive: to run up points
03
coudre rapidement, fabriquer à la hâte
to quickly make something, like clothes, by putting pieces of fabric together
Transitive: to run up clothes
04
accumuler des dettes, générer des dettes
to create a significant amount of debt over a period of time
Transitive: to run up a debt
05
courir vers, se précipiter vers
to move quickly toward a particular place
Intransitive
Transitive: to run up a path
06
hisser, lever le drapeau
to lift a flag to the top of a flagpole
Transitive: to run up a flag
07
augmenter, monter
to grow in amount, value, etc.
Intransitive
08
ériger, monter
to put something in an upright position
Transitive: to run up sth
run up
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Exemple
Global events can run up the price of commodities.
Innovations in technology often run up the value of related stocks.
The celebrity's endorsement ran up the sales of the cosmetic brand.
The limited edition nature of the item ran up its market value.
A surge in demand can run up the prices of luxury goods.
