step up

step up
verbo transitivo con partícula
1aumentar (production, pace)

step up [step]
subir.

step up
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
to step up to sth/sb acercarse a algo/algn
he stepped up to his son and put his arms awkwardly around his shoulders he stepped up to the lectern
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (increase) [+production, sales] aumentar; [+campaign] intensificar; [+attacks, attempts, efforts] intensificar; redoblar
the response of the government has been to step up its attacks on guerrilla encampments Major also stepped up his attacks on Labor leader Neil Kinnock the Shining Path has stepped up attacks on the capital, Lima we need to step up production urgently they're stepping up their campaign to expose hypocrisy in the church as dusk fell the police stepped up their efforts to find the children efforts have been stepped up to tow the vessel into port
2 (Electricity and Electronics) [+current] aumentar
if you want to step up your voltage, it's quite simple

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously