ramping up

phrasal verb
UK /ˈræmpɪŋ ʌp/
US /ˈræmpɪŋ ʌp/

Making something grow bigger or go faster.

The factory is ramping up production to make more toys before the holidays.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Getting ready for something big or important.

The team is ramping up for the championship game next week.

3. Making a computer program or system handle more work.

Engineers are ramping up the servers so the website won't crash.

4. Building a road or path that slopes upward.

Workers are ramping up the new bridge approach so cars can climb it.

5. Becoming more intense or stronger.

The storm is ramping up as it moves toward the coast.