surge
surge
sɜrʤ
sērj
British pronunciation
/sˈɜːd‍ʒ/

Definición y significado de "surge"en inglés

to surge
01

aumentar

(of prices, shares, etc.) to abruptly and significantly increase
Intransitive
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example
Ejemplos
Due to increased demand, oil prices surged.
Debido al aumento de la demanda, los precios del petróleo se dispararon.
02

avanzar con ímpetu, afluir

to move in a sudden, strong, and often irregular forward or upward motion
Intransitive: to surge to a direction
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example
Ejemplos
The sports car surged forward as the driver accelerated.
El coche deportivo avanzó repentinamente cuando el conductor aceleró.
03

olear, afluir

to move or swell forward with great force
Intransitive: to surge | to surge to a direction
example
Ejemplos
In the midst of the storm, the sea surged with immense energy.
En medio de la tormenta, el mar se agitó con una energía inmensa.
04

elevarse bruscamente, subir repentinamente

to experience an upward or lifting motion, often due to the impact of a natural force
Intransitive: to surge | to surge to a direction
example
Ejemplos
The seaweed surged upward as the tide came in.
Las algas aumentaron hacia arriba cuando subió la marea.
01

a sudden, forceful movement of a liquid, current, or similar substance

example
Ejemplos
Engineers reinforced the dam to withstand a surge.
02

aumento

a sudden or abrupt rise in quantity, intensity, or activity
example
Ejemplos
Stock prices experienced a sudden surge.
03

a large, often powerful sea wave, sometimes caused by storm or tide

example
Ejemplos
Flood defenses were damaged by the surges.
04

sobrevoltaje, pico de voltaje

a sudden and temporary increase in current or voltage within an electrical circuit
example
Ejemplos
A power surge during the storm led to a temporary blackout in the neighborhood.
Un aumento de energía durante la tormenta provocó un apagón temporal en el vecindario.
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