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Definition of uptick - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general increaseUS small increase or upward change in somethingUS
- There was an uptick in sales last month.
2.
financeTECH. US stock market transaction at a higher price than beforeTECH. US
- The stock closed with an uptick today.
Expressions with uptick
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increase in trading activity
There was an uptick trade in the market after the news.
Origin of uptick
English, up (increase) + tick (mark)
Examples of uptick in a sentence
Analysts predict an uptick in interest rates soon. There was an uptick in the company's quarterly earnings. Analysts noted an uptick in market activity.
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- French:augmentation, hausse, ...
- German:Anstieg, Kursanstieg, ...
- Italian:aumento, rialzo, ...
- Spanish:aumento, ...
- Portuguese:aumento, alta, ...
- Chinese:小幅上升, 上涨, ...
- Japanese:増加, アップティック, ...
- Arabic:ارْتِفَاع طَفِيف, زِيَادَة طَفِيفَة, ...
- Hebrew:עֲלִיָּה קַלָּה, עִסְקַת אַפְּטִיק, ...
- Russian:небольшой рост, рост, ...
- Ukrainian:зростання, ...
- Hindi:वृद्धि, उच्च मूल्य पर लेनदेन, ...
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