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

• They noted with satisfaction the upsurge of the national liberation movement.
  他们满意地看到了民族解放运动的高涨。
• 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。
• Soon came another upsurge of the revolution.
  又一个革命高潮很快到来了。
• We are seeing a great upsurge of religion in the great cities of the U.S.
  目前在美国的一些大城市里，我们可以看到一种宗教的高涨。
• These new ideas gave rise to a new upsurge of national feeling.
  这些新思想引起了民族意识的新高涨。
• A new upsurge of construction was set off.
  建设的新高潮被掀起来了。
• Along with the economic rehabilitation and development, there appeared a nationwide upsurge of women stepping out of their homes to take part in social production.
  随着经济的恢复和发展，在全国范围内兴起了妇女走出家门参加社会生产的热潮。
• The Olympics will create an upsurge of tourists in China.
  奥运会的举办将在中国掀起一股旅游热潮。
• The reform and open policy in China has brought an upsurge in building long-span bridges and tall structures.
  摘要我国的改革开放政策带来了大跨度桥梁和高耸结构建设的高潮。
• 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。