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涨价 (zhǎng jià) — how to say "to rise in price" in Chinese
涨价
To rise in price, to go up
verb
Character composition
涨
to rise
价
price
Radicals / Keys
水
Water
#85 · shuǐ · 4 strokes
人
Man
#9 · rén · 2 strokes
Collocations
再次涨价
zàicì zhǎngjià
rise in price again
涨价的商品
zhǎngjià de shāngpǐn
goods that have risen in price
Examples
最近蔬菜涨价了很多。
Vegetables have gone up in price a lot recently.
物价涨价了。
Prices have increased.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you say "to rise in price" in Chinese?
"to rise in price" in Chinese is 涨价 (zhǎng jià).
What does 涨价 mean in English?
涨价 (zhǎng jià) means "To rise in price, to go up".
How is 涨价 pronounced?
It is pronounced zhǎng jià (written as zhang jia, zhangjia). You can listen to the pronunciation on this page.
Zhang jia in Chinese character
It is written 涨价: 涨 has 10 strokes, 价 has 6 strokes. The Writing section above animates the stroke order of each character and lets you trace it.
What HSK 3.0 level is 涨价?
涨价 is on the HSK 3.0 level 5 word list. It is not part of the six-level HSK 2.0 lists.
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