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upsurge

/ˈʌp.sɜːdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une augmentation soudaine et forte, souvent dans l'intensité, la quantité ou le volume.

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/ˈʌp.sɜːdʒ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une augmentation soudaine et forte, souvent dans l'intensité, la quantité ou le volume.

A noun referring to a sudden, strong increase or rise, often in intensity, amount, or volume.

  1. Sudden forceful flowC1formal

    A rapid and powerful upward movement or surge, often of a liquid or emotion.

    frAfflux soudain et puissant

    • The upsurge of water from the broken pipe flooded the basement.
    • An upsurge of anger swept through the crowd.
    • The dam could not contain the upsurge of the river after the storm.

    Synonymesburstfloodgushoutpouringrushspurtsurgetorrent

  2. Sudden or abrupt strong increaseB2formal

    A significant and rapid rise in quantity, intensity, or activity.

    frRecrudescence

    • There has been an upsurge in demand for electric vehicles.
    • The country experienced an upsurge in tourism after the new airport opened.
    • An upsurge of interest in local history led to more museum visitors.

    Synonymesboostescalationincreasejumpleaprisespurtsurgeupturn

    Antonymesdeclinedecreasedownturndropplunge

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  • upsurges plural form
  • upsurges' possessive plural form
  • upsurge's possessive singular form
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