soar upwards

• S'élever ou voler haut dans les airs avec une grande vitesse ou aisance ; également utilisé au sens figuré pour décrire une croissance rapide de la valeur, du succès ou des émotions.

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.

   s'élever en plein ciel

   • 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.

   monter en flèche

   • 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.