price up

To increase something's price. A noun or pronoun can be used between "price" and "up." I should have bought that laptop when I was first looking—now they've priced it up by nearly $200! They've been pricing up gasoline almost every day this week.

price something up

to raise the price of something. They have priced oranges up so high that I can't afford any. Why do they price up these common foods so high?

See also: price, up

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

price down
assess at
price out
at a price
set a/the/(one's) price (for something)
name a/the/(one's) price (for something)
bid up
starting price
gazumph
buy back

References in periodicals archive

In an economy as big as the United States, where transport does not play a big role, the BBM price ups and down will not have much impact nation wide including on the country's inflation, although locally the effects could be bad.

Challenges faced by Pertamina in oil fuel free trade

The jump in ticket price ups the show's weekly gross potential from $1 million to about $1,120,000.

`Producers' storms B'way

Because of the wide spread of investments and the quality of the companies involved - such as M&S and BT - the funds are less prone to dramatic share price ups and downs.

Staying on track for the good life; YOUR MONEY

Working on a raised concrete set by Ultz that turns the stage into an imposing rectangular arena, actor Price ups the ante from his very first entrance as the adult Mal.

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释义	price up price up To increase something's price. A noun or pronoun can be used between "price" and "up." I should have bought that laptop when I was first looking—now they've priced it up by nearly $200! They've been pricing up gasoline almost every day this week. See also: price, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. price something up to raise the price of something. They have priced oranges up so high that I can't afford any. Why do they price up these common foods so high? See also: price, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: price down assess at price out at a price set a/the/(one's) price (for something) name a/the/(one's) price (for something) bid up starting price gazumph buy back References in periodicals archive In an economy as big as the United States, where transport does not play a big role, the BBM price ups and down will not have much impact nation wide including on the country's inflation, although locally the effects could be bad. Challenges faced by Pertamina in oil fuel free trade The jump in ticket price ups the show's weekly gross potential from $1 million to about $1,120,000. `Producers' storms B'way Because of the wide spread of investments and the quality of the companies involved - such as M&S and BT - the funds are less prone to dramatic share price ups and downs. Staying on track for the good life; YOUR MONEY Working on a raised concrete set by Ultz that turns the stage into an imposing rectangular arena, actor Price ups the ante from his very first entrance as the adult Mal. LIFT OFF
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