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单词 soar
释义
soar
verb
uk
/sɔːr/us
/sɔːr/

soarverb(RISE QUICKLY)

C2[Iusually+ adv/prep]
toriseveryquicklyto a highlevel:
猛增，骤升
Allnightlongfireworkssoared into thesky.整个晚上焰火不断地升入高空。
Temperatures will soar over theweekend, say theweatherforecasters.天气预报员说，气温会在周末骤升。
Housepricessoared afurther20percent.房价又蹿升了20％。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to increase
  • increaseWe need to increase production to meet demand.
  • growThe number of people living alone grows each year.
  • risePrices rose by 10 per cent.
  • go upHouse prices keep going up.
  • escalateCrime in the city has escalated in recent weeks.
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C2[T]
toreachagreatheight:
升至（很高的高度），高达
Thehighestpeakin therangesoars 15,771feetinto thesky.这一山脉的最高峰高耸入云，海拔达15771英尺。
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  • Sharepriceshave soared to a newall-timehigh in adayoffrantictradingon thestockmarket.
  • Thepopularityof suchbandshas soared inrecentyears.
  • Propertypriceshave soared in the last twoyears.
  • Pollutionlevelsare soaring all thetime.
  • AllacrossEurope,whereveryoulook,marriageis indeclineanddivorceratesare soaring.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Increasing and intensifying
  • -ify
  • accretion
  • accumulate
  • accumulative
  • add fuel to the fireidiom
  • additive
  • blaze
  • crank
  • heighten
  • hot up
  • increase
  • increment
  • inflation
  • mushroom
  • re-escalation
  • redouble
  • resurge
  • rocket
  • saturation
  • stake
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Moving upwards

soarverb(FLY)

[I]
(of abirdoraircraft) torisehigh in theairwhileflyingwithoutmovingthewingsor usingpower:
（鸟或飞行器）翱翔，飞翔
Shewatchedthegliderssoaringeffortlesslyabove her.她看着滑翔机在她头顶上方轻松自如地翱翔。
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Animal (non-human) behaviour
  • accidental
  • beg
  • behave
  • behaviour
  • behavioural science
  • behaviourist
  • claw
  • gambol
  • groom
  • housebroken
  • migrate
  • monogamous
  • monogamy
  • murmuration
  • nocturnal
  • non-migrant
  • nuzzle
  • ruminate
  • scent
  • skitter
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Movement through the air

Related word

soaring
(Definition ofsoarfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

soar| American Dictionary

soar
verb[I]
us
/sɔr,soʊr/

soarverb[I](INCREASE QUICKLY)

toincreaseor go upquicklyto a highlevel:
temperatures/pricessoared
Myspiritssoared when Iheardthe goodnews.

soarverb[I](RISE IN AIR)

(esp. of abirdoraircraft) toriseorflyhigh in theair:
Planes soaredoverhead.
If you say that amountain,building, or otherobjectsoars, youmeanthat it hasgreatheight:
Themountainsoars 10,000feetabove thevillage.
(Definition ofsoarfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

soar| Business English

soar
verb[I]
uk
/sɔːr/us
toincreasequicklyinamount,number,value, orlevel:
Corn,soybean, andwheatpricesallsoaredthisyear.
Theorganicindustry'ssalesare soaring.
Aspricestumbled,farmerswatchedtheirdebtsoar.
soar from sth to sthUnder her editorshipitscirculationhas soared from 5,000 to 30,000.
The Dow Jones was up 0.88% at 10,204.93 after soaring more than 210pointsearly in theday.
shares/stocks soarThenewssentsharessoaring 12p to 170p.
(Definition ofsoarfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsoar

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Merchants and landowners (including tribal chiefs) made quick for tunes, while prices soared, to the detriment of the poor.
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A professional family background soared to over 20 per cent whereas the working-class category shrank notably.
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In 1743, as the city quickly grew restless from a wave of soaring prices, grumbling voices were heard everywhere.
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Though the individual recipient organisations are often distinctly modest institutions, donors have nonetheless invested this work with soaring ambitions.
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At its peak, the premium soared to 30 percent greater than its equivalent in silver bullion.
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The soaring diagonal truss opened out the house to the night sky.
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Their nervousness sent interest rates soaring and disrupted international ®nancial transactions.
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The pension contribution rates characteristically soared in the late 1990s, but not to the 1980s levels.
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There were two progressive forms produced for irregulars (standing, driving) and one for regulars (soaring).
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Grain prices fluctuated and soared, very often many times a day.
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Nevertheless, the pitch of discussions on the necessity of private health insurance soared.
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Food prices soared as the military authorities withdrew available stocks from the commercial market.
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In fact, its popularity soared with the expansion of the mass media from radio and television to cinema.
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By 1994, however, that amount had soared to $61.55, only 37th best among states.
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Grain production soared when the commercial situation justified it, and declined without any sense of catastrophe when it did not.
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