to grow; to increase

to increase; to strengthen

to reinforce

to enlarge; to amplify; to magnify

to add; to increase

to increase; to grow in number

to promote; to enhance; to further; to advance (a cause etc)

to increase rapidly; to shoot up

(bound form) to increase; to augment; to add to

(medicine) hyperplasia; a scholar studying for the Ming dynasty imperial examinations who did not make the quota for support in the form of a monthly allowance of rice that students who made the quota received (abbr. for 增廣生員|增广生员[zeng1 guang3 sheng1 yuan2])

to double; to redouble; to increase many times over; to multiply by a factor; multiplication

dramatic increase

to increase production

to appreciate (financially); to increase in value; value-added (accountancy)

to add luster; to add glory

to reinforce; to increase troop numbers; reinforcements; extra troops

to add or subtract; to increase or decrease; to go up or go down

additional publication; supplement (to a newspaper)

add and delete

to pressurize; to boost; to supercharge

to thicken

see 增城區|增城区[Zeng1 cheng2 Qu1]

to increase the number of jobs; to create jobs

growth rate; amplification

to lengthen life

to widen

(of an investor) to increase one's holdings

to increase revenue; to increase income by (x amount); to levy (a surcharge, tax increase etc); (of a school) to have an increased student intake

growth; increase

Masuda (Japanese surname)

to increase; (electronics) gain; (gaming) buff

to thicken

to enrich; to enhance; to beautify

to augment; to supplement; to add

to revise and enlarge (a book); to augment a purchase order

to add to existing facilities or services

capital increase

to speed up; to accelerate; (economics) growth rate

increment

to reinforce defenses

to heighten; to raise; to increase; to rise

to augment; to amplify; to extend; to expand

to add (sth new); newly added; additional

increasing by the day

sharp increase; rapid growth

addition; appendix; addendum

to increase by degrees; in increasing order; incremental; progressive

multiplier

value-added tax (VAT)