hike

hike
I [haɪk]
nome
1) (walk) camminata f., escursione f.

to go on o for a hike — (andare a) fare una camminata

2) (rise)

price hike — impennata dei prezzi

II 1. [haɪk]
verbo transitivo (anche hike up) aumentare [rate, price]
2.
verbo intransitivo fare escursionismo
* * *
1. noun
(a long walk, usually in the country: twenty-mile hike.) escursione
2. verb
(to go on a hike or hikes: He has hiked all over Britain.) (fare un'escursione a piedi)
* * *
[haɪk]
1. n
1) escursione f a piedi

to go on or for a hike — fare un'escursione or una gita a piedi

2) (fam: in prices) aumento
2. vi
fare un'escursione or una gita a piedi

to go hiking — fare escursioni a piedi

3. vt
fam aumentare
* * *
hike /haɪk/
n. (fam.)
1 escursione, gita a piedi (in campagna, nei boschi, ecc.)
2 (fam., spec. USA) aumento; (fin., anche) impennata: a hike in production, un aumento della produzione; a price hike, un'impennata dei prezzi; tax hike, aumento delle imposte; inasprimento fiscale; (econ., fam.) wage hike, aumento salariale
● (fam.) Go take a hike!, vattene!; va a quel paese!
(to) hike /haɪk/ (fam.)
A v. i.
andare in gita; fare un'escursione a piedi
B v. t.
1 percorrere (una certa distanza) a piedi
2 (fam. spec. USA) aumentare, alzare (affitti, salari, ecc.)
● (fam., spec. USA) to hike up, alzare, sollevare, tirare su: to hike up one's skirt, tirarsi su la gonna.
* * *
I [haɪk]
nome
1) (walk) camminata f., escursione f.

to go on o for a hike — (andare a) fare una camminata

2) (rise)

price hike — impennata dei prezzi

II 1. [haɪk]
verbo transitivo (anche hike up) aumentare [rate, price]
2.
verbo intransitivo fare escursionismo

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