hike

n. 徒步旅行, 远足, 涨价, 提高
vi. 步行, 徒步旅行, 上升
vt. 使高涨, 拉起
【经】 急剧增加, 涂改(支票); 增加

名词:hiker 动词过去式:hiked 过去分词:hiked 现在分词:hiking 第三人称单数:hikes 

hike

v.（动词）
hiked,hik.ing,hikes
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To go on an extended walk for pleasure or exercise.
远足：长途步行作为娱乐或锻炼
To rise, especially to rise upward out of place:
升起，尤指从某处升起：
例句：
My coat had hiked up in the back.
我外套后面鼓了起来

v.tr.（及物动词）
To increase or raise in amount, especially abruptly:
提高，抬高，增加：数量上的增加或提高，特别指突然性地：
例句：
shopkeepers who hiked their prices for the tourist trade.
店铺老板们对观光客们大幅提价

To pull or raise with a sudden motion; hitch:
以突然的动作拉起、举起；急拉：
例句：
hiked myself onto the stone wall; hiked up her knee socks.
我猛地撞在了石墙上；她拉起自己的长统袜

Football To snap (the ball).
【橄榄球】 裆下后传（球），开球
n.（名词）
A long walk or march.
长途步行或行军
An often abrupt increase or rise:
突然的或急剧的上升、上涨、增加：
例句：
a price hike.
物价猛涨

Football See snap
【橄榄球】 参见 snap

<常用词组>hike out 【航海】
To sit facing the sail and lean far backward and over the side of a small boat in order to keep the craft flat in the water.
为保持小船在水中平稳，面向船帆而坐，身体尽量后仰，至船舷以外
<习惯用语>take a hike【俚语】
To leave because one`s presence is unwanted. Often used in the imperative.
回避：因别人不需要所以离开，经常用于命令句中
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【引伸】
hik.er
n.（名词）