upsurge

英 [ˈʌpsɜːdʒ]

美 [ˈʌpsɜːrdʒ]

n.  急剧上升; 飙升; 猛增
vi.  高涨; 涌起

复数：upsurges　

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牛津词典

noun

• 急剧上升；飙升；猛增
  a sudden large increase in sth
  1. an upsurge in violent crime
     暴力犯罪的猛增
  2. a recent upsurge of interest in his movies
     最近他的电影掀起的一阵热潮

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 飙升；急剧增长
  If there is anupsurge insomething, there is a sudden, large increase in it.
  1. ...the upsurge in oil prices...
     油价的暴涨
  2. Saudi bankers say there's been an upsurge of business confidence since the end of the war.
     沙特的银行家说战后工商业界信心猛增。

英英释义

noun

• a sudden or abrupt strong increase
  1. stimulated a surge of speculation
  2. an upsurge of emotion
  3. an upsurge in violent crime
  Synonym:surge
• a sudden forceful flow
  Synonym:rushspatesurge

双语例句

• When California had its power crisis there was a huge upsurge in compact fluorescent, and Chinese companies began making them inexpensively.
  当了加州电力危机是一个巨大的高潮紧凑型荧光灯，和中国公司开始使廉价。
• A new upsurge of construction was set off.
  建设的新高潮被掀起来了。
• When the new year comes, fire crackers and fireworks upsurge the happiness and joy of the festival.
  当新年来临时，爆竹烟花将节日的喜庆气氛推向高潮。
• Going into Business in swarms represents a social upsurge after China's implementation of the market economy.
  蜂拥经商，是中国实行市场经济后的一股社会热潮。
• Soon came another upsurge of the revolution.
  又一个革命高潮很快到来了。
• A new upsurge in construction is in the making.
  一个建设的新高潮正在兴起。
• This marked a new upsurge in the struggle of the people in the area.
  这标志了这个地区人民斗争的新高潮。
• The revolutionary upsurge reached its climax in bitter street fighting.
  革命的浪潮在剧烈的巷战中达到了顶峰。
• Foreigners in Germany, there have been a small upsurge in house, most of the type of real estate investment business.
  外国人在德国已经出现了一个买房小高潮，大多数是投资商务型房产。
• The commercial operation accelerated the upsurge of Zhang Ailing, but it also had the negative influence.
  张爱玲和她的作品也染上了商业气息，商业运作为张爱玲热推波助澜，也产生了负面影响。