• n. 報(bào)升（股票成交價(jià)格比上一個(gè)交易的為高）

來(lái)自早期股票市場(chǎng)打字實(shí)時(shí)顯示股價(jià)，tick, 打字音，up指股價(jià)上揚(yáng)，down指股價(jià)下跌。

uptick (n.)

"upward trend," 1962, an economist's term, from up (adv.) + tick (v.), in reference to some recording mechanism.

1. The subject of this rancor is the'uptick'rule.

這場(chǎng)論戰(zhàn)的焦點(diǎn)就是 “ 加價(jià)規(guī)則”.

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2. And there may just be another uptick to 112.00.

并且僅僅可能有另一上升.

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3. There is no uptick rule in the futures markets.

在期貨市場(chǎng)沒(méi)有上漲做空法律.

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4. Mr Berlusconi's response to the earthquake seems to explain the latest uptick.

貝盧斯科尼在地震后的反應(yīng),亦能夠解釋支持率的上揚(yáng).

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5. Bryant said he sensed an uptick in his popularity.

布萊恩特說(shuō)他感覺到他自己人氣的上升.

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