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hike

Aussprache: [haɪk]

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Kontext: „outdoors“

(verb) to take a long walk in nature, usually on trails or paths. People go on hikes to enjoy fresh air, see beautiful scenery, and exercise their bodies.

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We hiked up the mountain and had a picnic at the top.

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We didn't hike this weekend because it was too rainy.

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Are you planning to hike this Saturday?

Kontext: „outdoors“

(noun) a long walk, especially on trails or in nature. Hikes can be done alone or with friends and family, and they can be easy or really challenging.

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The hike through the forest was amazing; we saw many birds.

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The hike was not fun because it rained the entire time.

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How long was the hike you took last weekend?

Kontext: „finance“

(noun) an increase or rise, especially in prices. If prices go up a lot, we say there is a hike in prices.

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There was a hike in the ticket prices for the concert, so we had to pay more.

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The company decided against a hike in salaries this year.

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Did you hear about the hike in gas prices?

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