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Перевод: surge
[существительное] большая волна; волны ; быстрый рост; повышение; [глагол] вздыматься; волноваться; подниматься; хлынуть; нахлынуть; травить
Тезаурус:
- City: Wall Street sets the pace with 47-point surge
- Both women and men have a surge of testosterone in the early morning, but as women have a lower level to surge to, they are more likely to be overwhelmed by thoughts like "What's for breakfast?" or "Did I ring the plumber?" than by passion.
- To ease the credit policy, the Federal Reserve Board cut interest rates to their lowest level since November 1964 after chairman Alan Greenspan admitted that January's and February's surge in growth may have been caused only by a mild winter after all.
- A power surge blew the fuse on the White House autocue and the President dried-up for a moment and then ad-libbed.
- It is the mark of the age, the constant fretful cross-currents and surge of tidal movements between offices and homes and shops and conferences and holidays.
- She closed her eyes as a surge of sickness came up inside her.
- Much of Britain's current economic mess is due to the surge in home borrowing in the late 1980s, much of which was spent on things other than houses.
- I felt what I can now see to be an unreasonable surge of panic.
- She seems to confuse the royal family with God - capital letters surge across her pages, even for the definite article when it's in proximity with royalty - as in "The Queen and The Prince".
- Martha stepped back off the verandah, feeling a surge of fear conditioned by the beatings of earlier years.
- The drum was floating, jammed up against the Lock, thumping into the gates with each surge of the tide.
- What worries many here is the claim that in the initial stages the surge for the Securitate men has not been pursued with real vigour.
- The surge in foreign acquisitions of US firms since 1986 is attributed to the fall in the dollar, and to the reform of corporation tax in the same year.
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