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1 renchérir
renchérir [ʀɑ̃∫eʀiʀ]➭ TABLE 2 intransitive verba. (en paroles, en actes) to go one better• « et je n'en ai nul besoin », renchérit-il "and I don't need it in the least," he addedb. (dans une vente) (sur l'offre de qn) to make a higher bid ( sur than ) ; (sur son offre) to raise one's bid* * *ʀɑ̃ʃeʀiʀverbe intransitif1) ( ajouter) to add2) ( aller plus loin) to go one step further3) ( dans une vente) to raise the bidding* * *ʀɑ̃ʃeʀiʀ vi1) (= aller plus loin) [personne]2) (= devenir plus cher) [produit, denrée] to become more expensive* * *renchérir verb table: finirA vtr ( rendre plus cher) [dépréciation, réévaluation, hausse] to increase, to put [sth] up [prix, coût]; to make [sth] more expensive, to put [sth] up [exportations, biens, produits].B vi1 ( ajouter) to add; ‘nous sommes très satisfaits,’ renchérit-il ‘we are very satisfied,’ he added; peu après Pierre renchérissait en disant… soon after Pierre went further, saying…; renchérir sur ce que dit qn to add something to what sb says; il renchérit sur tout ce que je dis he takes everything I say (one step) further; et son ami de renchérir: ‘tu as absolument raison’ ‘you're absolutely right,’ his friend added;2 ( aller plus loin) to go one step further; il a renchéri en cassant une assiette/en envoyant l'armée he went one step further and broke a plate/and sent in the army;3 ( dans une vente) to raise the bidding; renchérir sur le prix de qch to make a higher bid for sth; il a renchéri sur la dernière offre he raised the bidding.[rɑ̃ʃerir] verbe intransitif————————renchérir sur verbe plus préposition[obj: personne] to outbid[obj: enchère] to bid higher thanil renchérit toujours sur ce que dit sa femme he always goes further ou one better than his wife
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