notch up
US /nɑtʃ ʌp/
・UK /nɒtʃ ʌp/
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phr.v.To achieve or accumulate something, often successes or points.
She managed to notch up several awards last year.
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She FORCED ME to Play this game
- No, I just want to like literally make a notch up on screen.
No, I just want to like literally make a notch up on screen.
- No, I just want to, like, literally make a notch up on screen.
No, I just want to, like, literally make a notch up on screen.
The secrets of the pickpockets - Barcelona
- The total value of the goods is more than 400 euros, so Operation ChaCha can notch up another hit by removing one more repeat offender from the streets.
The total value of the goods is more than 400 euros, so Operation ChaCha can notch up another hit by removing one more repeat offender from the streets.
- can notch up another hit
can notch up another hit
Donald Trump backtracks on using force over Greenland and drops new tariffs on allies | BBC News
- Heading into today, the prime Minister decided to notch up his, his language and his tone at prime Minister's questions, talking about not yielding around this whole question for Greenland, that itself also not without risk.
Heading into today, the prime Minister decided to notch up his, his language and his tone at prime Minister's questions, talking about not yielding around this whole question for Greenland, that itself also not without risk.
Is China the new superpower?
- So let's notch up a sort of tiny bit of comfort from that.
So let's notch up a sort of tiny bit of comfort from that.
- So let's notch up a sort of tiny bit of comfort from that, not too much.
So let's notch up a sort of tiny bit of comfort from that, not too much.
Costco CEO Breaks Down How a Kirkland Product Gets Made | WSJ
- The responsibility of the employees and our members and everything else takes that next notch up.
The responsibility of the employees and our members and everything else takes that next notch up.