漲

zhǎng

rise in price

How to write 漲, stroke by stroke

to rise (of prices, rivers); to swell; to distend

Pictophonetic: semantic 氵 (water), phonetic 张

Made of 氵 + 張

上漲shàng zhǎngto rise; to go up
高漲gāo zhǎngto surge up; to rise; (of tensions etc) to run high
漲潮zhǎng cháohigh tide; rising tide
漲價zhǎng jiàto appreciate (in value); to increase in price
凍漲dòng zhǎngto freeze (prices, fees etc) (Tw)
暴漲bào zhǎngto increase sharply; to rise dramatically
漲停zhǎng tíng(of a stock price) to rise to the daily upper limit (resulting in a temporary halt in trading of the stock)
漲停板zhǎng tíng bǎndaily upper limit on the price of a stock
漲到zhǎng dàoto go up; to rise
漲勢zhǎng shìrising trend; upward momentum (e.g. in prices)
漲奶zhàng nǎito have engorged breasts (after childbirth); to have swollen and painful breasts from excess milk
漲姿勢zhǎng zī shìInternet slang for 长知识

蛋的價格正在上漲。
dàn de jià gé zhèng zài shàng zhǎng 。
The price of eggs is going up.
我們公司今季的赤字上漲了差不多一成。
wǒ mén gōng sī jīn jì de chì zì shàng zhǎng le chà bù duō yì chéng 。
Our surplus has swelled by nearly ten percent in this quarter.
老師的臉漲得通紅。
lǎo shī de liǎn zhǎng dé tōng hóng 。
The teacher's face was bright red.
計程車費將在下個月漲價。
jì chéng jū fèi jiāng zài xià gè yuè zhǎng jià 。
Taxi fares will go up next month.
物價在上漲。
wù jià zài shàng zhǎng 。
Prices are going up.