soaring

• Describe algo que se eleva o vuela muy alto; también se usa de forma metafórica para indicar un rápido aumento de valor, éxito o emociones.

Describes something that is rising or flying high; often used metaphorically to indicate a rapid increase in value, success, or emotion.

1. B1formal

   Flying or rising high into the air.

   Que se eleva alto

   • The eagle was soaring above the mountains.
   • The kite was soaring in the strong wind.
   • The plane was soaring through the clouds.

   Sinónimosascendingclimbingelevatedloftytowering

   Antónimosdivingdroppingfallingsinking

2. Increasing rapidlyB2formal

   Increasing quickly to a high level.

   en rápido aumento

   • The company's profits are soaring this quarter.
   • Soaring temperatures have caused a heatwave.
   • The cost of living is soaring in major cities.

   Sinónimosmountingspiralingsurging

   Antónimosdroppingfallingsinking

• Sustantivo que designa la acción o estado de elevarse, volar o aumentar hasta una gran altura, usado a menudo en contextos de vuelo, ambición o crecimiento económico.

A noun referring to the act or state of rising, flying, or increasing to a great height, often used in contexts of flight, ambition, or economic growth.

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1. Act of flying highB2formal

   The action of flying or rising high into the air, often with little effort.

   vuelo elevado

   • The soaring of the eagle was a magnificent sight.
   • The glider's soaring over the valley lasted for hours.
   • The art of soaring requires understanding of air currents.

   Sinónimosascentclimbflightflyingglidingrising

2. Rapid increaseB2formal

   A sudden and significant rise in level, amount, or value.

   Aumento rápido

   • The soaring of prices has affected the economy.
   • The soaring of temperatures broke historical records.
   • The soaring of demand led to shortages.

   Sinónimosboostescalationjumpleapspikesurgeupsurge

   Antónimosdeclinedecreasedropfallplummetplunge

• Verbo que denota la acción de elevarse o volar muy alto en el aire, o de aumentar rápidamente en valor, cantidad o nivel.

A verb used to indicate the act of rising or flying high in the air, or increasing rapidly in value, amount, or level.

1. Fly highB1formal

   To fly or glide high in the air with little effort.

   Volar alto

   • The eagle soared above the mountains.
   • Birds soar on thermal currents.
   • The plane soared into the clear blue sky.

   Sinónimosascendflyglidehoverrise

   Antónimosplummetplungesink

2. Increase rapidlyB2formal

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

   dispararse (aumentar rápidamente)

   • Stock prices soared after the announcement.
   • Temperatures soared to 40 degrees Celsius.
   • Her confidence soared after winning the award.

   Sinónimosclimbescalatejumpleaprocketshoot upskyrocketsurge

   Antónimoscrashdropfallplummetplungetumble

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