upscale

UK
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US
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upscaleverb
upscaled
Past Simple
upscaled
Past Participle
upscaling
Gerund
UK
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US
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Translations
They decided to upscale their marketing strategy to reach a wider audience.
Они решили улучшать свою маркетинговую стратегию, чтобы охватить более широкую аудиторию.
The company plans to upscale its operations to increase production capacity.
Компания планирует расширять свои операции, чтобы увеличить производственные мощности.
Additional translations
Definitions
To increase the size, amount, or quality of something.
The company plans to upscale its production to meet the growing demand.
To improve or enhance the quality or status of something, often to appeal to a more affluent market.
They decided to upscale the restaurant's menu to attract a more upscale clientele.
upscaleadjective
more upscale
Comp.
most upscale
Super.
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Translations
They live in an upscale neighborhood.
Они живут в элитном районе.
The restaurant is known for its upscale menu.
Ресторан известен своим престижным меню.
She bought an upscale car.
Она купила высококлассный автомобиль.
Definitions
Relating to or appealing to affluent consumers; luxurious or high-end.
The upscale restaurant attracted a wealthy clientele with its gourmet menu and elegant decor.
upscaleadverb
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US
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Used to denote movement toward a higher-priced or more luxurious market segment (e.g., "to move upscale").
Definitions
Toward or into a more expensive or higher-quality market or category.
As their incomes rose, many customers moved upscale, preferring premium brands.