Rack up
/ræk ʌp/B2
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1. To accumulate a large number or amount of something, such as points, losses, or debts.
- She managed to rack up several victories during the tournament.
- Over the years, he racked up considerable debt on his credit card.
- The team has been racking up an impressive number of wins this season.
- The company racked up sales during the holiday season at a record pace.
- He racked up a huge phone bill after making several long-distance calls.
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