soar upwards

• Elevarse o volar muy alto en el aire con gran velocidad o facilidad; también se usa en sentido figurado para describir un rápido aumento de valor, éxito o emociones.

To rise or fly high into the air with great speed or ease; also used figuratively to describe a rapid increase in value, success, or emotion.

1. Rise high in the airB1formal

   To fly or glide high into the sky, often with little effort.

   elevarse en el aire

   • The eagle soared upwards into the clear blue sky.
   • The hot air balloon soared upwards as the burner was lit.
   • The kite soared upwards on the strong wind.

2. Increase rapidlyB2formal

   To rise or increase quickly to a high level, often used for prices, numbers, or emotions.

   dispararse al alza

   • The company's profits soared upwards after the new product launch.
   • Temperatures soared upwards during the heatwave.
   • Her confidence soared upwards after the successful presentation.