run-up

Translations

run-upnoun
run-ups
pl
Core usage; countable noun referring to a preparatory period, a rapid increase, a sports approach, or an engine test.
In the run-up to the launch, the team worked nights and weekends.
Во время подготовки к запуску команда работала ночами и по выходным.
ростэкономика, финансы
Analysts were surprised by the sharp run-up in housing prices.
Аналитиков удивил резкий рост цен на жильё.
разбегспорт
The pole-vaulter shortened his run-up for the final attempt.
Прыгун с шестом сократил разбег перед последней попыткой.
опробованиеавиация, тест работы двигателя
The crew performed an engine run-up before taxiing to the runway.
Экипаж провёл опробование двигателя перед рулением к взлётной полосе.
Additional translations
скачокрезкий, внезапный рост
run-upadjective
Attributive use before a noun, e.g., 'run-up costs', 'run-up period'.
Run-up costs can be substantial before a product launch.
Предварительные расходы перед запуском продукта могут быть значительными.
Additional translations

Definitions

run-upnoun
The period of preparation or activity leading up to a particular event.
In the run-up to the launch, the team worked nights and weekends.
A rapid increase in price, amount, or value.
Analysts were surprised by the sharp run-up in housing prices.
(Sports) A short run taken to gain momentum before jumping, kicking, or throwing.
The pole-vaulter shortened his run-up for the final attempt.
The procedure of bringing an engine, especially of an aircraft, up to operating speed for testing.
The crew performed an engine run-up before taxiing to the runway.
run-upadjective
Occurring in or relating to the period immediately preceding a specified event.
Run-up costs can be substantial before a product launch.