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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Up' - Aumento o Disminución

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Up'
to build up

to become more powerful, intense, or larger in quantity

desarrollar

desarrollar

Ex: As the tension builds up, everyone anticipates the final match. 
to bump up
to bump up
[Verbo]

to increase something, such as a quantity, level, or value

aumentar, incrementar

aumentar, incrementar

Ex: The manager's decision to bump up employee benefits was well-received. 
to creep up

to gradually add to the amount, number, price, etc. of something

aumentar gradualmente

aumentar gradualmente

Ex: Prices at the gas pump started to creep up, causing concerns among commuters. 
to ease up
to ease up
[Verbo]

to reduce pressure, intensity, or pace of something to make someone feel more at ease

relajar, disminuir la presión

relajar, disminuir la presión

Ex: After weeks of intensive training, the coach decided to let the team ease up for a few days. 
to flare up

to suddenly become more intense, especially in terms of a situation or conflict

estallar, exacerbarse

estallar, exacerbarse

Ex: The argument between the neighbors flared up again, and the police were called. 
to go up
to go up
[Verbo]

to increase in value, extent, amount, etc.

subir

subir

Ex: The demand for the product caused its price to go up. 
to hurry up

to act more quickly because there is not much time

darse prisa

darse prisa

Ex: He doesn’t need to hurry up as he’s already finished his work. 
to kick up
to kick up
[Verbo]

to increase the price of something

aumentar, incrementar

aumentar, incrementar

Ex: The company is kicking up the prices of its products due to rising inflation. 
to let up
to let up
[Verbo]

to become less intense or strong

amainar, disminuir

amainar, disminuir

Ex: The heavy rain let up after a few hours, giving way to sunny skies. 
to pick up
to pick up
[Verbo]

to experience a positive rise in something

recuperarse, aumentar

recuperarse, aumentar

Ex: After a quiet winter, hotel bookings began to pick up in spring. 
to pile up
to pile up
[Verbo]

to increase in amount or quantity over time

acumularse, amontonarse

acumularse, amontonarse

Ex: If you don't address your issues, they'll just pile up over time. 
to pump up
to pump up
[Verbo]

to increase or enhance something

aumentar, potenciar

aumentar, potenciar

Ex: They decided to pump up the advertising budget to attract more customers. 
to push up
to push up
[Verbo]

to cause an increase in the amount, number, or value of something

empujar hacia arriba, aumentar

empujar hacia arriba, aumentar

Ex: High demand for the product pushed up its price. 
to rev up
to rev up
[Verbo]

to increase the speed of an engine

acelerar el motor, aumentar las revoluciones

acelerar el motor, aumentar las revoluciones

Ex: The mechanic revved up the engine to test its performance. 
to run up
to run up
[Verbo]

to cause the cost or value of something to increase

hacer subir, incrementar

hacer subir, incrementar

Ex: Global events can run up the price of commodities. 
to send up
to send up
[Verbo]

to cause the value or price of something to rise

hacer subir, aumentar

hacer subir, aumentar

Ex: The rarity of the collectible item sent its value up in the market. 
to shoot up

(of an amount or price) to increase rapidly

dispararse

dispararse

Ex: After the release of their new product, the company's stock prices shot up. 
to slow up
to slow up
[Verbo]

to decrease in speed or pace

reducir la velocidad, aminorar

reducir la velocidad, aminorar

Ex: As they reached the incline, the cyclists naturally began to slow up to conserve energy. 
to speed up

to become faster

acelerar, apresurarse

acelerar, apresurarse

Ex: The river currents began to speed up after heavy rainfall in the upstream areas. 
to step up
to step up
[Verbo]

to increase the size, amount, intensity, speed, etc. of something

aumentar

aumentar

Ex: The government decided to step up security measures in response to the increased threat. 
to turn up
to turn up
[Verbo]

to turn a switch on a device so that it makes more sound, heat, etc.

subir

subir

Ex: Can you turn up the radio? I want to listen to this song. 
to scale up

to cause an increase in the amount, size, or significance of something

aumentar, ampliar

aumentar, ampliar

Ex: The government announced initiatives to scale up renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions. 
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