to increase, raise, or add; to make something more than it was before

to grow in size, number, amount, or degree

to strengthen; to enhance; to increase in power or intensity

to add something new

to increase or grow in number or quantity; to add more

to enlarge; to magnify; to amplify; to increase in size or volume

the range or rate by which something increases; growth rate or amplification

to appreciate in price or value; to increase the value of an asset

rate of increase; the ratio of the amount of growth to the original amount, especially in economics

to increase output or yield in manufacturing or agriculture

to increase in height, altitude, level, or amount; to raise or rise

to add to what already exists; to increase or provide more of something

(medicine) to proliferate or multiply; refers to the abnormal growth of tissue or cells in a part of the living body

To increase income or revenue; also used as an abbreviation for [[增加|增加|zeng1 jia1]] [[收入|收入|shou1 ru4]]

to promote, enhance, or further; to make progress in something like friendship, health, or understanding

to proliferate or multiply; to breed and increase in number

to increase to; to rise to a certain level or amount

value-added tax (VAT); a tax on the value added to a product or service at each stage of production or distribution

(of an investor) to increase one's holdings of a particular stock or asset

to add to existing facilities, services, departments, or courses of study; to set up additional units or programs

an increase in quantity; an added amount; (math.) an increment

to provide additional personnel, equipment, or assistance to a location or unit

to increase capitalization or funds, such as by issuing more shares or investing more money

to increase by degrees or in sequence; to grow incrementally

to increase sharply; to shoot up; to experience rapid growth

to increase rapidly; to soar; to shoot up

to add or subtract; to increase or decrease; to go up or go down; to fluctuate

to double; to increase many times over; to multiply by a large factor

A tax levied on the increased value of land or property during a transaction, specifically covering the value gained without private improvements. improvements

negative growth; decrease in indicators such as output value or population relative to a previous period; economic recession

to increase by a net amount; the actual increase after all factors are considered

to increase pressure; to boost or supercharge

to increase steadily; to grow or multiply with each passing day

to send or deploy additional people; to dispatch more personnel beyond those already sent

to increase sharply or dramatically in a short period of time

to augment or supplement; to add more to something to make it more complete or sufficient

to increase without letup; to continue growing without ever decreasing; to get steadily worse or more serious

to add to; to augment; to increase in number or amount

to send in more troops or increase troop numbers; reinforcements

to add luster, interest, or beauty to something; to enhance or enrich

to increase suddenly or rise sharply

To increase revenue and cut back on expenditures; to grow income while saving on costs

to increase suddenly and sharply; to grow rapidly and substantially

An additional issue or extra pages of a newspaper or magazine published for a special occasion or to meet extra demand

To elect additional people or select additional items for a collection, such as adding more articles to an anthology.

to add luster or glory to; to make something look better or more prestigious

to increase suddenly and sharply

Situation where there is no increase in number or the increase is so small that it can be ignored

Fan Zeng (275–204 BC), advisor to [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]] during the late Qin Dynasty who was honored with the title "Ya Fu" (Second Father); he died after being dismissed following a successful plot by [[刘邦|劉邦|liu2 bang1]] to turn the two against each other.