steigen
go up
increase or move to a higher place or level
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What's the difference between steigen / hinaufgehen / aufsteigen / zunehmen / ansteigen / erhöhen
To go upward, usually in a literal physical sense.
To rise, increase, or move upward; often used for prices, temperatures, smoke, or climbing stairs.
To increase in amount, strength, or degree; usually figurative rather than physical movement upward.
To rise gradually, especially for figures, levels, prices, or curves.
To raise something intentionally: a price, salary, level, volume. It usually means someone actively changes it.
To grow or increase gradually; often used for living things, but also for cities, the economy, or interest.
Literally to go upward; a descriptive, somewhat plain expression that often replaces a more specific verb.
To go up, rise, or increase; can refer to physical movement or to prices and temperature.
To climb or go upward, usually a bit more formal or descriptive than simple 'steigen'.
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steigen means go up. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce steigen
/ˈʃtiːɡn̩/
steigen translation
go up
steigen transcription
/ˈʃtiːɡn̩/
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steigen meaning: what does it mean?
zunehmen oder sich an einen höheren Ort bzw. auf eine höhere Stufe bewegen
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steigen is pronounced as /ˈʃtiːɡn̩/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
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