| 词组 | mark up |
| 释义 | mark up 1. mark up sth • mark sth up to increase the price of something, especially so that it will sell for more than has been paid for it: ▪ It annoys farmers to see how much their produce has been marked up by the time it reaches the shops. ▪ The market was relieved that the figures were not worse, and marked the shares up 7p. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑put up, ↑hike up ■ OPPOSITE: mark down mark-up n C an increase in the price of something, especially the difference between the amount a store pays for something and the amount it sells it for: ▪ The mark-up on eggs between producer and supermarket is between 160% and 170%. 2. mark sth up • mark up sth BrE to put a mark beside something that is written on a list, to show that you have dealt with it or chosen it: ▪ It was Lawrie's job to collect the rents and mark them up in a book. ▪ The vehicles are all tested first and their parts are marked up for repair as necessary. 3. mark up sth • mark sth up to write any necessary instructions for changes on a piece of writing or music that is intended to be printed: ▪ Text must be checked and marked up for corrections. |
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