surging

基本解釋

A ship is knifing through the surging waves.
一條船正在洶湧的波濤中破浪前進(jìn)。
The mines operated up to 1990, until a surging yen and international competition drove operations out of business.
這個(gè)鑛一直開(kāi)到1990年，直到日元幣值飆陞和國(guó)際競(jìng)爭(zhēng)才逼迫公司停止運(yùn)營(yíng)。
IF THEY were just another product, the market would work its usual magic: supply would respond to high prices and rise to meet surging demand. But human kidneys are no ordinary commodity.
如果他們僅僅是另一種産品，市場(chǎng)就能發(fā)揮其一貫的魔力：因爲(wèi)價(jià)格高昂，供應(yīng)將會(huì)上陞，以滿(mǎn)足激增的需求；但是，人的腎髒竝非普通日用品。

Malhotra says the number of customers is down by half, compared to last year, as surging gold prices and the global economic recession scare away people.
He says the economy is growing for the first time in a year, productivity is surging, companies are reporting profits and the stock market is showing gains.
Gold is getting hit not just by the surging prices.

On the other side of the technical ledger, surging bond takeout activity helped tamp down supply.
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A surge is a sudden large increase in something that has previously been steady, or has only increased or developed slowly.
If something surges, it increases suddenly and greatly, after being steady or developing only slowly.
If a crowd of people surge forward, they suddenly move forward together.
A surge is a sudden powerful movement of a physical force such as wind or water.
If a physical force such as water or electricity surges through something, it moves through it suddenly and powerfully.