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1. phrasal verb

If you mark something up, you increase its price.

You can sell it to them at a set wholesale price, allowing them to mark it up forretail. [VERB noun PARTICLE]

A typical warehouse club marks up its goods by only 10 to 15 percent. [VERB PARTICLE noun]

2. See also mark-up

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mark-up

Word forms: plural mark-upsregional note: in AM, also use markup

countable noun

A mark-up is an increase in the price of something, for example the difference between its cost and the price that it is sold for.

mark-up in British English

noun

a percentage or amount added to the cost of a commodity to provide the seller with a profit and to cover overheads, costs, etc

an increase in the price of a commodity

the amount of this increase

verb mark up (tr, adverb)

to add a percentage for profit, overheads, etc, to the cost of (a commodity)

to increase the price of

mark up in American English

to cover with marks

2. US

to mark for sale at an increased price

to add overhead and profit to the cost of in order to arrive at the selling price

to put (a legislative bill) into final form

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mark up in Retail 1

(mɑrk ʌp)

Word forms: (present) marks up, (past) marked up, (perfect) marked up, (progressive) marking up

verb

(Retail: Pricing)

Retailers mark up a product when they add a percentage to its cost to cover their own costs and give them a profit.

COLLOCATIONS: ~ a price~ a product

This is the standard percentage over cost that the store marks up an item.

Greetings cards are marked up by as much as 200%.

Retailers mark up a product when they add a percentage to its cost to cover their own costs and givethem a profit.

markup

mark up in Retail 2

(mɑrk ʌp)

Word forms: (present) marks up, (past) marked up, (perfect) marked up, (progressive) marking up

verb

(Retail: Pricing)

To mark up goods is to increase their price.

COLLOCATIONS: ~ a price~ a product

Some things tend to be marked up far more than they need to be when they're sold in stores - like overpriced veilsat bridal salons.

Comparing the two stores showed how much goods may be marked up in the smarter part of town.

To mark up goods is to increase their price.

mark-up in Accounting

(mɑrk ʌp)

Word forms: (regular plural) mark-ups

noun

(Accounting: Commerce)

A mark-up is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product, in order to cover costs andprovide profit.

The firm imports cement and sells it at a 10 percent mark-up.

The producer will allow the retailer to put on a mark-up to obtain profit, but the producers will not incur the distribution costs to theconsumer.

A mark-up is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product, in order to cover costs andprovide profit.

Examples of 'mark-up' in a sentence
mark-up

`Burnoosed sawbill awnings and the Ranger Development Competition met Wednesday near Tokyo to mark up topical hairwood.His mark-up, when it came to relaying such information to interested parties, was in the region of ten thousand per cent.That way Cat's Cradle got cash, with a small mark-up, and Manatelli got the credits.

Chinese translation of 'mark up'

mark up

vt

(= increase) [price, goods] 标(標)高 (biāogāo)

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单词	mark up
释义	Trends of mark up View usage for: mark up 1. phrasal verb If you mark something up, you increase its price. You can sell it to them at a set wholesale price, allowing them to mark it up forretail. [VERB noun PARTICLE] A typical warehouse club marks up its goods by only 10 to 15 percent. [VERB PARTICLE noun] 2. See also mark-up More Synonyms of mark-up See full dictionary entry for mark mark-up Word forms: plural mark-upsregional note: in AM, also use markup countable noun A mark-up is an increase in the price of something, for example the difference between its cost and the price that it is sold for. mark-up in British English noun 1. a percentage or amount added to the cost of a commodity to provide the seller with a profit and to cover overheads, costs, etc 2. a. an increase in the price of a commodity b. the amount of this increase verb mark up (tr, adverb) 3. to add a percentage for profit, overheads, etc, to the cost of (a commodity) 4. to increase the price of mark up in American English 1. to cover with marks 2. US to mark for sale at an increased price 3. to add overhead and profit to the cost of in order to arrive at the selling price 4. to put (a legislative bill) into final form See full dictionary entry for mark mark up in Retail 1 (mɑrk ʌp) Word forms: (present) marks up, (past) marked up, (perfect) marked up, (progressive) marking up verb (Retail: Pricing) Retailers mark up a product when they add a percentage to its cost to cover their own costs and give them a profit. COLLOCATIONS: ~ a price~ a product This is the standard percentage over cost that the store marks up an item. Greetings cards are marked up by as much as 200%. Retailers mark up a product when they add a percentage to its cost to cover their own costs and givethem a profit. markup mark up in Retail 2 (mɑrk ʌp) Word forms: (present) marks up, (past) marked up, (perfect) marked up, (progressive) marking up verb (Retail: Pricing) To mark up goods is to increase their price. COLLOCATIONS: ~ a price~ a product Some things tend to be marked up far more than they need to be when they're sold in stores - like overpriced veilsat bridal salons. Comparing the two stores showed how much goods may be marked up in the smarter part of town. To mark up goods is to increase their price. mark-up in Accounting (mɑrk ʌp) Word forms: (regular plural) mark-ups noun (Accounting: Commerce) A mark-up is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product, in order to cover costs andprovide profit. The firm imports cement and sells it at a 10 percent mark-up. The producer will allow the retailer to put on a mark-up to obtain profit, but the producers will not incur the distribution costs to theconsumer. A mark-up is a percentage that is added to the cost of a product, in order to cover costs andprovide profit. Examples of 'mark-up' in a sentence mark-up `Burnoosed sawbill awnings and the Ranger Development Competition met Wednesday near Tokyo to mark up topical hairwood. Annie Proulx THE SHIPPING NEWS (2002) His mark-up, when it came to relaying such information to interested parties, was in the region of ten thousand per cent. Forbes, Colin COVER STORY That way Cat's Cradle got cash, with a small mark-up, and Manatelli got the credits. Wood, Ted SNOWJOB Chinese translation of 'mark up' mark up vt (= increase) [price, goods] 标(標)高 (biāogāo) See mark Nearby words of mark up mark down mark off mark out mark up marked marker market Related terms of mark up to be up to the mark mark out mark off mark down
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