Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- intransitive verb To become greater or larger.
- intransitive verb To make greater or larger.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- verb transitive To make
larger or morenumerous . - verb intransitive To become larger or more numerous; to change to something larger, such as a
house .
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When scenarios require increased scalability in a managed IT environment, you can "upsize" your data from the
Site Home 2010
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When scenarios require increased scalability in a managed IT environment, you can "upsize" your data from the
Site Home 2010
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My instincts say that Access Services will be much more popular - making it much easier to take a departmental application and "upsize" it to the enterprise
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My instincts say that Access Services will be much more popular - making it much easier to take a departmental application and "upsize" it to the enterprise
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Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick 'upsize' to a bigger house ahead of surrogate twins birth
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And then again …. if you were to 'upsize' your outfit, you'd probably have even more
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From the city's $1.25 million share, he subtracted the estimated $200,000 the city would have spent anyway to "upsize" the utility lines.
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And then again …. if you were to 'upsize' your outfit, you'd probably have even more
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u can call in n ask if u can "upsize" ur plan to the plan with bundled data You may not post new threads
www.hardwarezone.com.sg Expert 2010
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u can call in n ask if u can "upsize" ur plan to the plan with bundled data You may not post new threads
www.hardwarezone.com.sg Expert 2010
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