surged

英 [sɜːdʒd]

美 [sɜːrdʒd]

v.  涌; 汹涌; 涌动; 使强烈地感到; 急剧上升; 飞涨; 激增
surge的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 激增;急剧上升;突飞猛进
  Asurgeis a sudden large increase in something that has previously been steady, or has only increased or developed slowly.
  1. Specialists see various reasons for the recent surge in inflation...
     专家们认为目前通货膨胀加剧有多种原因。
  2. The anniversary is bound to bring a new surge of interest in Dylan's work.
     该周年纪念肯定会再一次激发人们对迪伦作品的浓厚兴趣。
• VERB 急剧上升;飞涨;激增
  If somethingsurges, it increases suddenly and greatly, after being steady or developing only slowly.
  1. The Freedom Party's electoral support surged from just under 10 per cent to nearly 17 per cent...
     自由党的选举支持率从区区不到 10%骤升至近 17%。
  2. Surging imports will add to the demand for hard currency.
     进口激增将增加对硬通货的需求。
• VERB (人群)蜂拥，涌动
  If a crowd of peoplesurgeforward, they suddenly move forward together.
  1. The photographers and cameramen surged forward.
     摄影师和摄像师们蜂拥上前。
  2. ...the crowd surging out from the church.
     从教堂里涌出的人群
• N-COUNT (风、水等的)奔涌，汹涌
  Asurgeis a sudden powerful movement of a physical force such as wind or water.
  1. The whole car shuddered with an almost frightening surge of power...
     油门猛然加大到几乎让人恐惧的程度，整个汽车剧烈震颤着。
  2. In the year 1091, London Bridge was destroyed by a tidal surge during a storm.
     伦敦大桥曾于 1091 年在一次暴风雨中被汹涌的潮水冲毁。
• VERB (水等)汹涌;(电)浪涌，骤强
  If a physical force such as water or electricitysurgesthrough something, it moves through it suddenly and powerfully.
  1. Thousands of volts surged through his car after he careered into a lamp post, ripping out live wires...
     他的车猛地撞到灯柱上，扯断了带电的电线，数千伏高压电流骤然通过车身。
  2. Fish and seaweed rose, caught motionless in the surging water.
     鱼和海藻浮起来，在汹涌的水流中动弹不得。
• N-COUNT (情感的)突发，涌现，突然出现
  If you feel asurge ofa particular emotion or feeling, you experience it suddenly and powerfully.
  1. 'It must be very difficult,' said Hunter, feeling a surge of embarrassment for Diane's predicament...
     “那肯定不好过，”亨特说，突然为黛安娜的困境感到很为难。
  2. He was overcome by a sudden surge of jealousy.
     他突然妒火中烧。
• VERB (感情、感觉)突袭，涌动，突发
  If an emotion or sensationsurges inyou orthroughyou, you feel it suddenly and powerfully.
  1. Nausea surged in him and he retched violently...
     他突然觉得恶心，猛烈地干呕起来。
  2. Panic surged through her.
     她顿时惊慌失措。
  3. Surge upmeans the same assurge.
     surge up 同 surge
  4. A slow hatred for Hilton began to surge up in him...
     他心里开始对希尔顿渐生恨意。
  5. Memories surged up in Don's mind.
     一幕幕回忆在唐脑海里涌现。

双语例句

• Asian stocks surged to 11-month highs.
  亚洲股市也飙升至11个月来的高位。
• The gates opened and the crowd surged forward.
  大门打开了，人群向前涌去。
• Foreign demand for us and UK financial assets has surged amid anxiety over the turbulence in European markets.
  由于对欧洲市场的动荡感到不安，外国投资者对美国和英国金融资产的需求激增。
• When the company went under, tales of his extravagance surged through the industry.
  公司破产后，有关他铺张浪费的种种传闻传遍了整个行业。
• But since 2007, wholesale funding costs have surged.
  但自2007年起，批发市场的融资成本飙升。
• China's coal use has surged along with the economy and the demand for energy.
  中国煤炭的使用伴随着经济的快速增长和对能源的需求。
• Row upon row of women surged forwards
  一排排的女人涌上前去。
• Its population of millionaires surged by 23%, up slightly from a 21% rise in 2006.
  该国百万富翁人数增加了23%，略高于2006年的21%。
• In after-hours trading, shares surged by another estimated 30 points or more.
  在盘后交易当中，股价估计又上涨了30点或更多。
• By 2008 public debt surged to over 110% of GDP and kept climbing.
  到了2008年，政府债务已经飙升至国内生产总值（GDP）的110%，而且仍在持续攀升。