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1 increased
accru(e);∎ increased demand will lead to increased productivity un accroissement de la demande entraînera une augmentation de la productivité -
2 increase
• a greatly increased risk of heart disease un risque considérablement accru de contracter une maladie du cœur• they've increased her salary to $20,000 a year son salaire a été porté à 20 000 dollars par an3. noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ Lorsque increase est un verbe, l'accent tombe sur la deuxième syllabe: ɪnˈkri:s, lorsque c'est un nom, sur la première: ˈɪnkri:s.* * *1. ['ɪŋkriːs]1) ( in amount) augmentation f (in, of de)a 5% increase — une augmentation de 5%
2) ( in degree) accroissement m2. [ɪn'kriːs]transitive verb1) gen augmenter [sales, grant, offer, temperature] (by de; to jusqu'à); prolonger [life expectancy]I increased my offer to $100 — je suis monté à 100 dollars
2) ( in knitting) augmenter de [stitch]3. [ɪn'kriːs]1) [output, sales, volume] augmenter (by de); [appetite] grandir; [workload] s'accroître; [wind] redoublerto increase in number/value — augmenter en nombre/valeur
to increase from... to — passer de... à
2) ( in knitting) augmenter4.increasing present participle adjective [prices, number] croissant5.increased past participle adjective [demand, probability] plus grand; [risk] accru; [attacks] plus fréquent -
3 increase
A n1 ( in amount) augmentation f (in de) ; price/pay increase augmentation de prix/de salaire ; a sudden increase in unemployment une soudaine augmentation du taux de chômage ; an increase of 5%, a 5% increase une augmentation de 5% ; an increase of 20% in the cost of sth une augmentation de 20% du prix de qch ;2 ( in degree) accroissement m ; an increase in support for the policy un nombre croissant de personnes favorables à la politique ; there has been an increase in public interest le public s'y intéresse de plus en plus ; to be on the increase être en progression.B vtr1 gen augmenter [sales, grant, offer, temperature, anxiety] ; to increase one's chances of doing augmenter ses chances de faire ; to increase the risk of augmenter les risques de [failure, disease etc] ; to increase sth by augmenter qch de [amount, percentage] ; to increase life expectancy by five years prolonger l'espérance de vie de cinq ans ; to increase sth to augmenter qch jusqu'à ; I increased my offer to $100 je suis monté à 100 dollars ;2 ( in knitting) augmenter de [stitch].C vi1 gen [output, sales, volume, strength, intensity] augmenter ; [appetite] grandir ; [workload] s'accroître ; to increase by augmenter de [amount, percentage] ; to increase in number/value augmenter en nombre/valeur ; to increase in volume augmenter de volume ; to increase in size s'agrandir ; to increase from… to passer de… à ;3 ( in knitting) augmenter.D increasing pres p adj [prices, number] croissant ; with increasing frequency de plus en plus fréquemment.E increased pp adj [choice, demand, probability] plus grand ; [attacks] plus fréquent ; [inequality] plus marqué ; an increased risk of cancer un risque accru de cancer. -
4 increase
[ɪn'kri:s] (price, takings, salary, speed etc) augmenter; (noise, dissatisfaction) augmenter, croître; (pain, population) s'accroître, augmenter;∎ to increase by 10 percent augmenter de 10 pour cent;∎ production/demand/inflation has increased la production/la demande/l'inflation a augmenté;∎ the growth rate is likely to increase le taux de croissance va probablement augmenter ou s'accélérer;∎ the attacks have increased in frequency la fréquence des attaques a augmenté;∎ to increase in size grandir;∎ to increase in intensity s'intensifier;∎ to increase in price augmenter;∎ to increase in value prendre de la valeur[ɪn'kri:s] augmenter;∎ to increase output to 500 units a week augmenter ou faire passer la production à 500 unités par semaine;∎ recent events have increased speculation des événements récents ont renforcé les rumeurs(a) (in price, takings, salary, speed etc) augmentation f; (of noise, dissatisfaction) augmentation f; (in pain, population) accroissement m, augmentation f;∎ the increase in productivity/in the cost of living l'augmentation de la productivité/du coût de la vie;∎ a 10 percent pay increase une augmentation de salaire de 10 pour cent;∎ an increase in population un accroissement de la population;∎ an increase in the number of patients une augmentation ou un accroissement du nombre des malades∎ crime is on the increase la criminalité est en hausse;∎ shoplifting is on the increase les vols à l'étalage sont de plus en plus nombreux -
5 enormously
enormously [ɪ'nɔ:məslɪ]énormément, extrêmement;∎ demand has increased enormously la demande a énormément augmenté;∎ an enormously big house une maison terriblement grande;∎ it was enormously successful ce fut extrêmement réussi
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