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increase
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verb /ɪnˈkriːs/
present tense
I/you/we/theyincrease
he/she/itincreases
present participleincreasing
past tenseincreased
past participleincreased
  1. [I] to become larger in amount or number 增加；增大；增长

    Our costs increased dramatically over the last decade. 我们的成本在过去的10年中急剧增长。

    increase by :

    The population has increased by 15 per cent. 人口增长了15%。

    increase in :

    The club has been increasing in popularity. 俱乐部越来越受欢迎。

    increase with :

    The chances of having twins increase with a mother's age. 母亲年龄越大，生育双胞胎的几率就越大。

    an increasing number/proportion etc :

    An increasing number of people are choosing not to have children. 越来越多的人选择不要孩子。

     Synonyms and related words
    To increase, or to increase something: increase, go up, add to...
    1. a.
      [T] to make something become larger in amount or number 使增加；使增大；使增长

      We have managed to increase the number of patients treated. 我们已设法提高了收治病人的数量。

      Sunbathing increases your risk of getting skin cancer. 日光浴会增大你患皮肤癌的几率。

       Synonyms and related words
      To increase, or to increase something: increase, go up, add to...
Synonyms: increase
Other ways of saying increase increase的其他表达方式
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。
increase
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noun [C/U] /ˈɪŋkriːs/
singularincrease
pluralincreases
  1. a rise in the number, amount, or degree of something 增加；增大；增长；增强
    increase in :

    There has been a significant increase in the number of young people who smoke. 吸烟的年轻人的人数有了显著增加。

    price/tax/wage increase :

    Sales have been good despite last year's price increases. 尽管去年价格上涨，但销售额保持良好。

    be on the increase (=be increasing) 日益增长 :

    Workplace stress is on the increase. 工作压力在日益加大。

     Synonyms and related words
    Rates of increase and the process of increasing: uptick, increase, growth...
    Collocates: increase
    Adjectives frequently used with increase
    ▪  dramatic, huge, large, marked, massive, sharp, significant, substantial
    Verbs frequently used with increase as the object
    ▪  achieve, cause, produce, receive, report, represent, show
Get It Right!: increase
Don't use increase of when you want to say what is increasing. Use increase in:
✗ Is gun ownership connected with the increase of violent crime?
✓ Is gun ownership connected with the increase in violent crime?
✗ The depletion of the ozone layer could cause a serious increase of skin cancer.
✓ The depletion of the ozone layer could cause a serious increase in skin cancer.
Use increase of with a number or percentage when you want to talk about the amount by which something increases:
There has been an increase of nearly 30% in spending on hospitals.
➡  decrease

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