- ˌnotch sth ˈup
- phrasal verb
informalto win or achieve something
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ˌnotch sth ˈup
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notch sth up — UK US notch sth up Phrasal Verb with notch({{}}/nɒtʃ/ verb ► to achieve something: »Interest in the stock helped it notch up an 8p rise to 277.25p. »This year she ll have notched up 20 years with the firm … Financial and business terms
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