hike
Pronunciation: [haɪk]
Word
Context: “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.
Example
We hiked up the mountain and had a picnic at the top.
Example
We didn't hike this weekend because it was too rainy.
Example
Are you planning to hike this Saturday?
Context: “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.
Example
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.
Example
How long was the hike you took last weekend?
Context: “finance”
(noun) an increase or rise, especially in prices. If prices go up a lot, we say there is a hike in prices.
Example
There was a hike in the ticket prices for the concert, so we had to pay more.
Example
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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