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Meanings of go up in English
Usage of go up in English
1
That's a Chinese market fluctuation: police problems go up, prices go down.
2
I didn't understand why our premiums would go up year after year.
3
But Whitty also said the number of deaths might go up tomorrow.
4
Last year alone saw the company's sales go up 37 per cent.
5
So costs go up, said a trader with a Swiss-based trading house.
6
We cannot go up or down because of one result, he said.
7
Sandwalker shrugged and said: Do they let us go up to drink?
8
It's even possible we may have to go up north again soon.
9
I'd look closely at housing next year as mortgage rates go up.
10
National pathways manager Kris Gagliardi said assault cases go up each December.
11
When the time is right for us, we'll go up, Stewart said.
12
I accept the view that some people say it should go up.
13
They were the only markets to go up in Asia this year.
14
So it could go up, dependent on need, said one Treasury official.
15
Bills for large commercial users will go up by 6 per cent.
16
But that doesn't mean they want the stock market to go up.
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Go up through the time
Go up across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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