Related to word: run
Phrasal Verb
To accrue a large amount of debt through certain actions.
He ran up a large amount of debt on his credit card due to uncontrolled spending.
During the holidays, she often runs up significant debts to cover gifts and party expenses.
The company's expenses kept rising, resulting in a substantial amount of debt accumulated in just a few months.
To hoist a flag up a pole or mast.
He carefully ran up the national flag, and everyone applauded.
During the memorial ceremony, we will assist in running up the commemorative flag.
They ran up the team's banner before the sports event.
To rapidly create an item, like a garment, from fabric.
She ran up a complete prom outfit in just three hours.
The shop is known for running up tailored suits quickly, and customers always leave satisfied.
They can run up garments quickly to meet the demands of the upcoming wedding.
To cause the price or value of something to rise swiftly.
The new policy caused the stock's value to run up swiftly in the market.
The promotional event made the prices of the products run up quickly, prompting consumers to rush to buy.
After the report was released, the company's stock ran up overnight.