No. 13,963 in Spanish
suben
"Suben" means "they go up" or "they ascend."
In a sentence
Los niños suben las escaleras rápidamente.
The children go up the stairs quickly.
In this sentence, "suben" is a verb in the present tense indicating the action of ascending, performed by the plural subject "los niños" (the children).
Las temperaturas suben durante el verano.
Temperatures rise during the summer.
Here, "suben" refers to the increase in temperature, used metaphorically to describe how the temperature levels ascend.
Cuando suben los precios del combustible, otras cosas también se encarecen.
When fuel prices go up, other things become more expensive too.
The word "suben" in this sentence describes the action of an increase in prices, indicating that the cost ascends.
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