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Surge Sudden Experience Word Sɜːrdʒ V.(波良)起伏;汹涌 Ship Surged

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Pron [sɜːrdʒ]
Back 【surge】
v.(波良)起伏;汹涌
The ship surged in the stormy seas, rolling and pitching with each wave.
大船在暴风雨的海上随波起伏。
Vocab
surgerise and move, as in waves or billows

A surge is a sudden strong swelling, like a tsunami wave that engulfs the land. Although a surge offers a fluid image, anything can experience a sudden surge, including emotions, political support, or an angry mob.

The original Latin word surgere, meaning “to spring up or rise,” serves as the basis for the word surge, which refers to a great sudden growth or swelling. If you are watching a sad movie and you experience a sudden surge of emotion, do you quietly reach for a tissue, pretend something's in your eye, or simply weep and sob with reckless abandon. Yeah, me too. Christmas shopping can be dangerous when there is a surge of interest in one toy and desperate shoppers surge into stores trying to grab it up.

All forms of 'surge' will appear on average once every 325 pages.
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