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surge

:/sɜrdʒ/
:/sɜː(r)dʒ/
v.:
浪涌;激增;汹涌;涌动
n.:
激增;(强烈感情的)突发;大量;一大批
网络:
大浪;喘振;突波
词形变换: (第三人称单数) surges (现在分词) surging (过去式) surged
例句
1.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average's 46% surge was one of just six of that magnitude in the last 100 years.
道琼斯工业股票平均价格指数46%涨幅过去100年里出现
2.
He said his long-term outlook for the metal is still above $50 an ounce and it could even surge as high as $100 in the next few years.
表示预计白银长期目标盎司50美元上方未来甚至可能100美元
3.
The surge, then, may be too small to make a decisive impact and yet too large for the American armed forces to bear.
然而大肆派兵影响难以产生决定性影响力美国武装部队而言承受压力
4.
The White House said the extra duties were necessary to combat market disruption caused by a surge in tyre imports.
美国白宫额外关税对于解决轮胎进口剧增引起市场混乱必要
5.
This is when every cell of your body seems to understand that it's alive, as the feelings of vitality & strength surge through your veins.
时间体内一个细胞似乎能够感受生命力
6.
He said the surge probably didn't help his business much, but he appreciated the interest.
点击剧增不一定网站商业多少帮助但是感谢人们关注
7.
McCain said he wants to see McChrystal use the same aggressive approach employed during the troop surge in Iraq.
麦凯恩希望麦克里斯特尔将军采用类似以前伊拉克增兵大刀阔斧措施
8.
A strong currency helps contain inflation risks. It translates the surge in dollar commodity prices into a smaller rise in euro terms.
欧元维持强势有助于抑制通货膨胀商品美元报价大幅上涨抑制欧元报价涨幅
9.
The surge of NATO troops into Helmand province appears to be working, at least so far.
北约部队进入赫尔曼德省至少目前为止看起来有效
10.
The Great Recession and its surge of long-term unemployment are a severe test of what was once seen as a distinctive US economic strength.
萧条以及美国长期失业飙升视为美国经济独特优势严峻考验