increase((the amount, number etc. added by) growth • There has been some increase in business; The increase in the population over the last ten years was 40,000); enlargement(something enlarged, especially a photograph; the act of enlarging or state of being enlarged • Enlargement of the glands in the neck is usually a sign of illness); gain(an increase (in weight etc.) • a gain of one kilo); contribution; augment; augmentation; addition; aggrandizement; amplification; multiplication; adding; growth; increment; magnification(the act of magnifying (something); the extent to which something (e.g. a photograph) has been magnified • The magnification is ten times (10 )); precipitation; raise; swelling; extension; step-up; amplification(оптического прибора); expanse; expansion(в объёме); accrual; pay rise; accruement(AlexP73); escalation(воздействия: • Investigators opened a criminal case Wednesday against opposition leader Sergei Udaltsov and several other activists on suspicion of plotting riots, an apparent escalation in the crackdown on principal figures in the anti-Kremlin protest movement that emerged in December. TMTAlexander Demidov); accretion; rise; enlarging; step up; rise in(price She's Helen); escalation(cognachennessy); bump(in something; лучше переводить с заменой части речи) In 2012, Mitt Romney received a post-debate bump in the presidential polls but it didn't matter much on Election Day. – ... рейтинг вырос/повысился и т.п. | So is the excellent camera that's had upgrades to actually make photos look better, rather than just a needless bump in megapixels. – ...вместо того, чтобы тупо добавить мегапикселей. 4uzhoj); aggravation; eking; enhancing; heightening; boost(объёма); magnifying power(of an instrument); creep
accrescimento(увеличение длительности ноты на половину при помощи точки после ноты); augmentation(приём повторения темы муз. произведения путем увеличения длительности нот в два раза)
increase(A transaction where items come into inventory); stretch(A zoom-in gesture represented by two fingers with at least one of them moving away from each other at any angle, within an acceptable tolerance); Zoom, In(A credit or title animation in Windows Movie Maker)
