hike
意味
発音は「ハイク」/haɪk/。主に自然の中を長く歩くこと（ハイキング）を指します。価格などが急に上がることも「hike」と言います。
英語での意味: Hike (/haɪk/) means a long walk, especially in the countryside or mountains; it can also mean a sudden increase, especially in price.
例文
We went on a hike in the mountains last weekend.
先週末、山でハイキングに行きました。
There was a sudden hike in gas prices.
ガソリンの価格が急に上がりました。
She likes to hike every Sunday morning.
彼女は毎週日曜の朝、ハイキングをするのが好きです。
使い方のコツ
"Hike" is pronounced /haɪk/, rhyming with "like" and "bike". It has two common meanings: a long outdoor walk, or a sudden rise in price or cost. The surrounding words usually make the meaning clear. A few extra things to know: the phrasal verb "hike up" means to pull or raise something (e.g. "hike up your socks" or "hike up prices"). In the price context, "price hike" is a very common set phrase you'll see in news and shopping articles. Also, be careful with the idiom "take a hike" — in casual spoken English it doesn't mean going for a walk at all; it's a rude way of telling someone to go away.
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“And it looks like this is where the real hike begins.”
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