surge in Japanese
surge in Japanese is サージ — surge means a sudden, powerful increase or rush.
surge in Japanese
サージ
Pronounced: sāji
What does "surge" mean?
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noun A sudden, powerful increase or rush.
"There was a surge in demand for face masks in 2020."
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noun A sudden spike in electrical voltage or current.
"The power surge fried his laptop charger."
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verb To increase or move forward suddenly and powerfully.
"Prices surged after the announcement."
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surge in a sentence
- There was a surge in demand for face masks in 2020.
- A surge of adrenaline helped her finish the race.
- The power surge fried his laptop charger.
- Prices surged after the announcement.
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What is "surge" in Japanese?
"surge" in Japanese is サージ. surge means: A sudden, powerful increase or rush.
How do you pronounce サージ?
"surge" in Japanese is サージ, pronounced "sāji".
How do you use "surge" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a surge in demand for face masks in 2020." In Japanese, "surge" is サージ.
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