English–Chinese
“go up in price” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinzhǎng jià
Example
最近菜涨价了。zuì jìn cài zhǎng jià le
The vegetables have recently gone up in price.
How to say “go up in price” in Chinese
“Go up in price” in Chinese is 涨价 (zhǎng jià).
A price moves upward, making the same goods or service cost more than before.
Example sentences with 涨价
春节后，物价开始涨价。chūn jié hòu wù jià kāi shǐ zhǎng jià
After the Spring Festival, prices began to rise.
Tips for using 涨价
- English separates the event into "prices go up" and "a shop raises prices," while Chinese often uses the same verb with the item or seller as subject, so the subject shows the perspective.