| Definition of 'step up' |
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1. (verb) increase, step-up
the act of increasing something
"he gave me an increase in salary"
2. (verb) escalate, intensify, step up
increase in extent or intensity
"The Allies escalated the bombing"
3. (verb) rev up, step up
speed up
"let's rev up production"
4. (verb) come to the fore, step forward, come forward, step up, step to the fore, come out
make oneself visible; take action
"Young people should step to the fore and help their peers"
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Sense: to increase
The firm must step up production.
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 Afrikaans: vermeerder |
 Arabic: يَزيد |
 Bulgarian: увеличавам |
 Brazilian: aumentar |
 Czech: zvýšit |
 German: steigern |
 Danish: øge |
 Greek: επιταχύνω, αυξάνω |
 Estonian: suurendama |
 Farsi: جلو آمدن |
 Finnish: kasvattaa |
 French: intensifier |
 Hebrew: לְהַגדִיל |
 Hindi: बढ़ाना |
 Croatian: pojačati, ubrzati |
 Hungarian: növel |
 Indonesian: meningkatkan |
 Icelandic: auka |
 Italian: aumentare |
 Japanese: 高める |
 Korean: 강화하다 |
 Lithuanian: padidinti |
 Latvian: palielināt |
 Malay: meningkatkan |
 Dutch: opvoeren |
 Norwegian: øke, trappe opp |
 Polish: zwiększać |
 Persian: جلو آمدن |
 Pashto: مخه تلل |
 Portuguese: aumentar |
 Romanian: a intensifica |
 Russian: увеличивать |
 Slovak: zvýšiť |
 Slovenian: pojačiti |
 Serbian: povećati |
 Swedish: öka |
 Thai: เพิ่ม |
 Turkish: artırmak |
 Taiwanese: 逐步增加 |
 Ukrainian: збільшувати(ся); прискорю |
 Urdu: اوپر چڑھنا |
 Vietnamese: tăng cường, đẩy mạnh |
 Chinese: 逐步增加 |
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