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单词 mark something up
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marksomethingup

phrasal verbwithmarkverb
uk
/mɑːk/us
/mɑːrk/

(INCREASE PRICE)

toincreasethepriceof something:
Theybuypaintingsatauctions,markthem up, and thenresellthem at avastprofittocollectors.
In thedaysofhyperinflation, we wouldrushto themarketassoonas we werepaidandbuyourweeklygroceriesbefore they weremarkedup.
Shares inretailbusinessesweremarkedup on thenewsthatconsumerspendingroselastmonth.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Price increases
  • accrual
  • added value
  • anti-inflation
  • anti-inflationary
  • appreciate
  • counter-inflation
  • counter-inflationary
  • go through the roofidiom
  • inflate
  • inflationary spiral
  • overheat
  • reinflation
  • rise
  • rocket
  • roof
  • runsomethingup
  • shooting
  • shrinkflation
  • skyrocket
  • soaring
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(WRITE ON)

US
to writenoteson something:
Someone hadmarkedup thebookbefore I got it.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Writing & typing
  • asemic
  • bashsomethingout
  • borrow
  • calligrapher
  • carriage return
  • fair
  • jot
  • minute
  • overwrite
  • put/set pencil to paperidiom
  • readability
  • recompose
  • reformulate
  • registration
  • rekey
  • rekeyboard
  • scribble
  • touch-type
  • writ
  • writing
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(Definition ofmark something upfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

mark up something| American Dictionary

mark upsomething

phrasal verbwithmarkverb[T]
us
/mɑrk/
toincreasethepriceof something,esp. because you are going tosellit again:
According to onestudy,hospitalsmark upcostsanaverageof 232%.
(Definition ofmark up somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

mark sth up| Business English

mark sth up

phrasal verbwithmarkverb[T]
uk
/mɑːk/us
COMMERCE
toraisethepriceof something:
Suppliersmarkup thepricepaidforgasat theborderbeforesellingit on.
FINANCE,ECONOMICS
toincreasethevalueof something:
Shares in thecompanyweremarkedup 46p to £13.04.
See also
mark-up
mark-up
noun[CorU]
(alsomarkup)
uk
/ˈmɑːkʌp/us
COMMERCE
theamountby which thepriceof something isincreasedbefore it issoldagain:
Mostproductssoldin thosestoresaresoldat a 5% markup.
Somestateshavelawsforbiddingthe resale markup ontickets.
Compare
margin
IT
thesymbolsused in sometypesofcomputerdocumentsthatcontrolthe waytextappearson ascreenorpage, or theprocessofaddingthesesymbols:
XMLmarkup hasstrictrulesabout what can go where.
Use therighttagsinyourmark-up or thepagewill notdisplaycorrectly.
See also
mark sth up
retail mark-up
(Definition ofmark sth upfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmark something up

mark something up
Magnitude of the pricemark-upcan also provide useful information about the value consumers place on particular product attributes.
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Themark-upby the merchant would, of course, be substantially greater under the contract system to compensate him for the additional risks borne.
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That fact would not have emerged if mymark-uphad simply been accepted as the standard.
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English time and travel costs would thus amount to £37 million, suggesting amark-upover direct costs of 23 percent.
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We also want to make a healthy profit, say a 100%mark-upon the cost price.
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A shadowmark-upvalue will be placed on relaxing this constraint.
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Placing the constantmark-upprice into equation (2.2.11a) leads to the demand function for the patented abatement good.
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There is nomark-upto indicate the topic boundaries and even the sentence boundaries in broadcast news.
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We simply assume that wage claims consist in applying amark-upon the reservation wage.
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Their complexity and representation depend on themark-uplanguage used.
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Hence, thesemark-uplanguages are not designed to process formal logical statements such as those used within multi-agent systems.
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When = 1, these targets coincide - with the flexible-price allocation assuming nomark-upshocks.
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This is by design; the sectionmark-upcollapses deeper structures such as the acts and scenes of a play.
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It discusses typography usingmark-uplanguages, introducing of hyper-links in text, integrating diagrams and pictures with text and using speech to communicate text to the user.
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It may even be possible to exploit linguistic and domain knowledge from matching to help users to understand the intersections between different sources of semanticmark-up.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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