mark something ↔ up

Examples from the Corpus

mark up• The mark is up 2 percent against the dollar from a year earlier.• The market agreed, marking the shares up 4p at 526p by the close yesterday.• The market was relieved that the figures were not worse, marking the shares up 7 to 309p yesterday.• He intended to mark it up for a hundred.• It was recently quoted at 1. 4405 marks, up from 1. 4344 marks in New York.• The dollar was quoted at 1. 4403 marks, up from 1. 4344 marks in New York.• It was recently quoted at 1. 4524 marks, up from 1. 4505 marks in late New York trading Monday.• The problem seems to be that many women are having a tough time making their mark higher up the career ladder.

Related topics: Trade

ˈmark-up British EnglishBrE, markup American English /ˈmɑːkʌp $ ˈmɑːrk-/ noun [countableC]

BBTan increase in the price of something, especially from the price a shop pays for something to the price it sells it for 提价幅度〔尤指商店从进货价到售出价的增加幅度〕 → mark up

The retailer’s mark-up is 50%.

零售商的提价幅度是50%。

Examples from the Corpus

mark-up• The existence of a mark-up has to be taken into account when considering the response to a corporate tax.• They're probably cheaper than Selina, come to think of it, what with the hotel mark-up.• Context-tables use the same troff -like mark-up as the rest of a document.• Given the mark-up on room service, he quite likes it.• If there were to be a reduction in the mark-up, then this would further reinforce the effect.• The client must be told the hourly rate charged and the extent of the mark-up for skill, care and attention.• The mark-up should be fair and reasonable, the speculator being reimbursed for both time and enterprise.

From Longman Business Dictionary

mark something ↔ up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT]

1COMMERCE to increase the price of something so that you sell it for more than it cost to produce, or for more than you paid for it

Resellers and distributors then marked up the price of the parts when selling them to end-users.

2FINANCE if shares are marked up, their price or value increases

The City believes the retailer is set for strong future growth and the shares were marked up 6p to 355p.

→ see also markup

—marked-up adjectiveadj

marked-up prices

→ mark

词汇	mark something ↔ up
释义	mark something ↔ up Examples from the Corpus mark up• The mark is up 2 percent against the dollar from a year earlier.• The market agreed, marking the shares up 4p at 526p by the close yesterday.• The market was relieved that the figures were not worse, marking the shares up 7 to 309p yesterday.• He intended to mark it up for a hundred.• It was recently quoted at 1. 4405 marks, up from 1. 4344 marks in New York.• The dollar was quoted at 1. 4403 marks, up from 1. 4344 marks in New York.• It was recently quoted at 1. 4524 marks, up from 1. 4505 marks in late New York trading Monday.• The problem seems to be that many women are having a tough time making their mark higher up the career ladder. Related topics: Trade ˈmark-up British EnglishBrE, markup American English /ˈmɑːkʌp $ ˈmɑːrk-/ noun [countableC] BBTan increase in the price of something, especially from the price a shop pays for something to the price it sells it for 提价幅度〔尤指商店从进货价到售出价的增加幅度〕 → mark up The retailer’s mark-up is 50%. 零售商的提价幅度是50%。 Examples from the Corpus mark-up• The existence of a mark-up has to be taken into account when considering the response to a corporate tax.• They're probably cheaper than Selina, come to think of it, what with the hotel mark-up.• Context-tables use the same troff -like mark-up as the rest of a document.• Given the mark-up on room service, he quite likes it.• If there were to be a reduction in the mark-up, then this would further reinforce the effect.• The client must be told the hourly rate charged and the extent of the mark-up for skill, care and attention.• The mark-up should be fair and reasonable, the speculator being reimbursed for both time and enterprise. From Longman Business Dictionary mark something ↔ up phrasal verbphr v [transitiveT] 1COMMERCE to increase the price of something so that you sell it for more than it cost to produce, or for more than you paid for it Resellers and distributors then marked up the price of the parts when selling them to end-users. 2FINANCE if shares are marked up, their price or value increases The City believes the retailer is set for strong future growth and the shares were marked up 6p to 355p. → see also markup —marked-up adjectiveadj marked-up prices → mark
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