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1 surge
surge [sɜ:dʒ]1 noun(a) (increase → of activity) augmentation f, poussée f; (→ of emotion) vague f, accès m; Electricity surtension f;∎ a big surge in demand une forte augmentation de la demande;∎ a surge of pain/pity un accès de douleur/de pitié;∎ he felt a surge of pride at the sight of his son la fierté l'envahit en regardant son fils;∎ I felt a surge of hatred j'ai senti la haine monter en moi(b) (rush, stampede) ruée f;∎ there was a sudden surge for the exit tout à coup les gens se sont rués vers la sortie;∎ a surge of spectators carried him forward il fut emporté par le flot des spectateurs;∎ the demonstrators made a surge forward and broke through the police cordon les manifestants se ruèrent en avant et le cordon de police céda(a) (well up → emotion) monter;∎ I felt anger/hope/despair surge in me j'ai senti la colère/l'espoir/le désespoir monter en moi∎ the demonstrators surged forward les manifestants se ruèrent en avant;∎ the gates of the stadium opened and the fans surged in/out les portes du stade s'ouvrirent et des flots de spectateurs s'y engouffrèrent/en sortirent;∎ the truck surged forward le camion a bondi en avant;∎ water surged through the breach in the dam des torrents ou trombes d'eau jaillirent de la brèche dans le barrage;∎ blood surged to her cheeks le sang lui est monté au visage(c) Electricity subir une brusque pointe de tension= surge intransitive verb (a) -
2 surge
surge [sɜ:dʒ]1. noun[of fear, enthusiasm] vague f[crowd] déferler• to surge in/out entrer/sortir à flots* * *[sɜːdʒ] 1.1) ( of water) brusque montée f; (of blood, energy, adrenalin) montée f; (of anger, desire) accès m; (of optimism, enthusiasm) élan m2) ( rise) (in prices, unemployment, inflation) hausse f (in de); (in demand, imports) accroissement m (in de)3) (also power surge) surtension f4) ( increase in speed) remontée f2.1) [water, waves] déferler; [blood, energy, emotion] monterto surge forward — [crowd] avancer en masse; [car] démarrer en trombe (colloq)
2) [runner] s'élancer3.surging present participle adjective [prices] en hausse -
3 surge
A n1 ( rush) ( of water) brusque montée f ; (of blood, energy, adrenalin) montée f (of de) ; fig (of anger, desire) accès m (of de) ; (of optimism, enthusiasm) élan m (of de) ; (of pity, relief, happiness, resentment) sentiment m (of de) ;2 Fin, Pol ( increase) (in prices, unemployment, inflation, immigration) hausse f (in de) ; (in borrowing, demand, imports) accroissement m (in de) ;B vi1 ( rise) [water, waves] déferler ; [blood, energy] monter ; fig [emotion] monter (in sb en qn) ; the crowd surged into the stadium/theatre la foule s'est engouffrée dans le stade/le théâtre ; the crowd surged (out) onto the streets/the square la foule a déferlé dans les rues/sur la place ; to surge forward [crowd] avancer en masse ; [car] démarrer en trombe ○ ;3 Sport ( increase speed) [runner, swimmer, team] s'élancer ; to surge through (to win) remonter (pour gagner). -
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5 surge
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6 surge
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > surge
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7 surge
flambée; hausse soudaine; poussée abrupte; augmentation subite; bond en avant; élévation; pf. vague; ruéeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > surge
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8 surge
1 nounforte augmentation faugmenter brusquement;∎ stock markets surged on news of interest rate cuts in the US les marchés boursiers ont connue une hausse soudaine à l'annonce de la baisse des taux d'intérêt aux États-Unis -
9 surge chamber
bac d’expansion mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > surge chamber
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10 surge tank
bac d’expansion m, bac tampon m, cheminée d’équilibre f, réservoir amortisseur m, réservoir d’équilibre mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > surge tank
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11 surge in consumer credit
[con.] emballement du crédit à la consommationEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > surge in consumer credit
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12 surge in drug use
Stups. augmentation abrupte de la consommation de droguesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > surge in drug use
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13 surge of emotion
Pol. bouffée/poussée/flambée d'émotionEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > surge of emotion
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14 surge cycle
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15 surge-type glacier
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16 surge diverter
parafoudre, parasurtensionsEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > surge diverter
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17 power surge
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18 voltage surge
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19 wind surge
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20 anti-surge
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > anti-surge
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Surge — Surge, v. i. 1. To swell; to rise hifg and roll. [1913 Webster] The surging waters like a mountain rise. Spenser. [1913 Webster] 2. (Naut.) To slip along a windlass. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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surge — ► NOUN 1) a sudden powerful forward or upward movement. 2) a sudden large temporary increase. 3) a powerful rush of an emotion or feeling. ► VERB 1) move in a surge. 2) increase suddenly and powerfully. ORIGIN … English terms dictionary
Surge — Surge, fette, ungewaschene Wolle, kommt aus der Levante u. Berberin den Handel … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
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