to increase in price, value, or cost

extent of a rise or amount of increase, typically in prices or values and often expressed as a percentage

to increase in the cost or retail price of goods or services

to reach a state of high intensity (of tensions, emotions, or atmosphere)

to increase or rise suddenly and dramatically, commonly used for prices, water levels, or quantities

a trend or momentum of increasing or rising, especially regarding prices, the stock market, or water levels

to rise rapidly and sharply, especially in relation to prices, inflation, or costs

(finance) bullish

to change or develop according to the overall situation; for one thing to increase as its base or related factors increase

to rise rapidly or suddenly, typically referring to water levels or floodwaters

the rising of the sea level or the state of the tide being at its highest point

(of water, prices etc) to rise and fall

to turn red in the face, typically from embarrassment, anger, or exertion

rise of water level

an increase in the price of goods or services

upward trend (in prices)

rise or fall in price

The maximum allowable daily fluctuation (limit up and limit down) for a security or commodity price on an exchange.

to increase or rise to a specific level, amount, or price

the daily upper limit on the price of a stock

red and tense with anger (idiom)

(of prices) to skyrocket; to soar

(of a stock price) to rise to the daily upper limit (resulting in a temporary halt in trading of the stock)

full to the point of overflowing (fluid, emotions etc)

to freeze prices or fees (Taiwan usage)

to get more fans; to gain followers

Internet slang for [[长知识|長知識|zhang3 zhi1 shi5]], meaning to learn something new or broaden one's horizons.

to have engorged breasts (after childbirth); to have swollen and painful breasts from excess milk