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Definition of upswing in English: upswingnounˈʌpswɪŋˈəpˌswɪŋ An increase in strength or quantity; an upward trend. 增加，上扬，上升（趋势） an upswing in economic activity 经济活动的激增。 Example sentencesExamples - Recently the local news has featured a swag of stories indicating an upswing in teenage gang activity.
- The study also found that these upswings in hurricane strength correlate with a rise in sea-surface temperatures.
- Do you think religion is on the upswing or downswing in the United States as a whole?
- Thanks to the upswing in economy activities, the employment prospects have improved in most countries.
- It is questionable whether all the banks can benefit from an economic upswing.
- It gets even tougher when an economic downturn follows hard on the heels of an economic upswing.
- The next five years will involve an intense upswing - perhaps more intense than anything we've seen in our lifetimes.
- Officials pointed to an increase in illegal guns on the city streets as one reason for an upswing in killings this year.
- But even with the recent upswing in corporate spending, investment levels are quite modest.
- Working in the shadow of the catastrophic 1930s, he believed investors were best served if they not only enjoyed the fruits of equity upswings but were simultaneously protected against the risk of share price falls.
- The upswing in business in 1991 coincided with a growth in radio and television advertising.
- From him young voters at least hope for an economic upswing and the retention of their modest liberties.
- ‘We have been through a period of profitless prosperity with firms not making as much money as in previous economic upswings,’ he said.
- I understand that there is a huge upswing in the sales of hair colourants, especially for the younger girls and boys.
- One of the main reasons for the slight upswing in the economic scale was the possibility of war.
- I think we are on the brink of a housing explosion that will strengthen the strong current upswing in property interest in the city.
- There was a slowing down in growth as the reproductive organs developed and a marked upswing in growth after flowering.
- Today, after many years of suspicion, the relationship is on the upswing.
- There was an upswing of violence again today, yesterday, and the day before.
- Over the past four years, you know, my career has kind of taken on a resurgence and an upswing.
Synonyms growth, rise, enlargement, expansion, extension, multiplication, elevation, swelling, inflation
Definition of upswing in US English: upswingnounˈəpˌswiNGˈəpˌswɪŋ An increase in strength or quantity; an upward trend. 增加，上扬，上升（趋势） cigar smoking has been on the upswing Example sentencesExamples - Working in the shadow of the catastrophic 1930s, he believed investors were best served if they not only enjoyed the fruits of equity upswings but were simultaneously protected against the risk of share price falls.
- The upswing in business in 1991 coincided with a growth in radio and television advertising.
- I think we are on the brink of a housing explosion that will strengthen the strong current upswing in property interest in the city.
- There was a slowing down in growth as the reproductive organs developed and a marked upswing in growth after flowering.
- One of the main reasons for the slight upswing in the economic scale was the possibility of war.
- But even with the recent upswing in corporate spending, investment levels are quite modest.
- Officials pointed to an increase in illegal guns on the city streets as one reason for an upswing in killings this year.
- Over the past four years, you know, my career has kind of taken on a resurgence and an upswing.
- Thanks to the upswing in economy activities, the employment prospects have improved in most countries.
- ‘We have been through a period of profitless prosperity with firms not making as much money as in previous economic upswings,’ he said.
- Do you think religion is on the upswing or downswing in the United States as a whole?
- It is questionable whether all the banks can benefit from an economic upswing.
- There was an upswing of violence again today, yesterday, and the day before.
- It gets even tougher when an economic downturn follows hard on the heels of an economic upswing.
- I understand that there is a huge upswing in the sales of hair colourants, especially for the younger girls and boys.
- Recently the local news has featured a swag of stories indicating an upswing in teenage gang activity.
- Today, after many years of suspicion, the relationship is on the upswing.
- From him young voters at least hope for an economic upswing and the retention of their modest liberties.
- The study also found that these upswings in hurricane strength correlate with a rise in sea-surface temperatures.
- The next five years will involve an intense upswing - perhaps more intense than anything we've seen in our lifetimes.
Synonyms growth, rise, enlargement, expansion, extension, multiplication, elevation, swelling, inflation
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