escalate 的定义
es·ca·lat·ed, es·ca·lat·ing.
- to increase in intensity, magnitude, etc.: to escalate a war; a time when prices escalate.
- to raise, lower, rise, or descend on or as if on an escalator.
escalate 近义词
increase, be increased
更多escalate例句
- The talks around the TikTok ban have escalated fast into reality as countries continue to investigate the potential security threat and the platform’s data and security policies.
- Apple further escalated its fight with Epic Games, filing a countersuit to stop the game maker from using its own payment system for Fortnite.
- In response to the latest demand, Intuit’s lawyers took the rare step of escalating matters, filing a petition asking FTC commissioners to step in and significantly narrow the scope of what it had to produce.
- The investigator said he would escalate the case and see if the facility had submitted any other suspect claims.
- Amid escalating border tensions, India is staging a trade war of sorts against China.
- Given the potential for a cyber tit-for-tat to escalate, Obama has even more incentive to find a diplomatic solution.
- It does, and certainly has, helped to escalate the crisis by having this militaristic response to it.
- If Rwanda does cross the border in response, it would significantly escalate the war and humanitarian crisis.
- The most important thing, he and these experts agreed, was finding an environment where slights never escalate to violence.
- Washington, in particular, has been loath to do anything that might escalate.