Rechercher
to surge
01
monter brusquement
(of prices, shares, etc.) to abruptly and significantly increase
Intransitive
Example
After a positive earnings report, the company 's stock surged by 20 % in a single day.
The announcement of a new tech campus in the city caused property values to surge.
02
se précipiter, se déverser
to move in a sudden, strong, and often irregular forward or upward motion
Intransitive: to surge to a direction
Example
As the doors opened, the crowd surged forward, eager to enter the venue.
During rush hour, cars on the freeway often surge ahead in brief bursts before slowing down again.
03
surger, déferler
to move or swell forward with great force
Intransitive: to surge | to surge to a direction
Example
The waves surged against the shore, creating a mesmerizing display of power and motion.
After heavy rainfall, the river began to surge, carrying debris downstream.
04
jaillir, élever
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
The ship surged as it rode the crest of a large wave.
As the river flooded, debris surged upward on the water's surface.
Surge
01
flot, vague
a sudden forceful flow
02
hausse
an abrupt increase in something's number or amount
03
vague, onde
a large sea wave
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