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ante

an·te1 /ˈænti/ noun  
1up/raise the ante FORCE somebody TO DO somethingto increase your demands or try to get more things from a situation, even though this involves more risks 提高要求,增加筹码
 They’ve upped the ante by making a $120 million bid to buy the company.
他们增加筹码,出价1.2亿美元收购该公司。
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penny ante
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ante2 verb (past tensepst and past participlepp anted or anteed, present participle anteing)  
1ante up (something) phrasal verbphr v DSDGCto pay an amount of money in order to be able to do or be involved in something 支付
 Small firms that want to expand must ante up large legal fees.
小公司想要扩展就必须支付一大笔律师费。
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ante- /æntɪ/ prefix 
1BEFOREbefore 以前 anti-, post-, pre-
 antedate (=earlier than something)
早于
 antenatal (=before birth)
产前的
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From Longman Business Dictionary
antean·te /ˈænti/ noun
raise/up the ante informal to make a situation more competitive, so that individuals or companies have more to gain or lose
The computer company’s lead may be short-lived as rivals raise the ante with faster machines.
Origin ante-
Latin ante before, in front of
ante1
(1800-1900) ante-
an·te1 nounante2 verbante- prefix
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