surge — a sudden powerful forward or upward movement
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a sudden powerful forward or upward movement
Pronunciation (IPA): /sɜːrdʒ/
Korean meaning: 급증, 급상승, 파도
Korean pronunciation: **서**지
Example Sentences
- My heart rate surged when I saw my exam results - all A's!
- The company's stock price surged after announcing their revolutionary pizza-delivery drone.
- Online shopping surged dramatically during the pandemic lockdown.
surge
NOUN//sɜːrdʒ//
a sudden powerful forward or upward movement
A massive wave surge crashes toward surprised beachgoers on the shore
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"A surge in price — you can't miss the urge to think twice before you roll the dice."
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Origin
From Latin 'surgere' meaning 'to rise up or swell.' The word entered English through Old French 'surger' in the late 14th century.
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“My heart rate surged when I saw my exam results - all A's!”
“The company's stock price surged after announcing their revolutionary pizza-delivery drone.”
“Online shopping surged dramatically during the pandemic lockdown.”
“A surge of nostalgia hit me when I found my old diary.”
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