Definición y significado de SURGE

crowds; assembly; concourse; flock; flow; onrush; surge; stampede; inflow; influx[ClasseHyper.]

grande quantité de choses présentes en un lieu (fr)[Classe]

acte ou action brève ou rapide (fr)[ClasseParExt.]

mouvement (fr)[Classe...]

crowd to, crowd towards, flock to, flock towards, rush, stream to, stream towards[Nominalisation]

flow[Hyper.]

effluence, efflux, outflow[Ant.]

wave[Classe]

unevenness, variability[Hyper.]

crinkled, crinkly, rippled, wavelike, wavy[Dérivé]

afflux (fr)[Classe]

grosse vague (fr)[Classe]

scend, surge[Nominalisation]

increase, step-up[Hyper.]

surge - soar, soar up, soar upwards, surge, zoom[Dérivé]

wave[Classe]

mer et océan (fr)[Classe]

moving ridge, wave[Hyper.]

scend, surge - surge, tide - billow, heave, surge[Dérivé]

billowing, billowy, surging[CeQuiEst~]

flow, flowing[Hyper.]

surge, tide - billow, heave, surge[Dérivé]

grossir anormalement (fr)[Classe]

intumesce, puff up, swell, swell up, tumefy, tumesce[Hyper.]

beer belly, belly, paunch, potbelly[Dérivé]

produire des mouvements répétés (fr)[Classe]

devenir courbe (fr)[Classe]

ondulé (fr)[termes liés]

onde (fr)[GenV+comp]

flow, flux[Hyper.]

riffle, ripple, rippling, wavelet[Dérivé]

fold, fold up, turn up[Domaine]

ameliorate, better, improve, look up, meliorate[Hyper.]

surge, upsurge[Dérivé]

déborder (pour un liquide) (fr)[Classe]

mettre en tout point dessus (fr)[Classe...]

(wave)[termes liés]

arise, come up, go up, lift, move up, rise, uprise[Hyper.]

billow, bore, ground swell, storm flood, storm tide, surge, torrent[Dérivé]

course, feed, flow, leak, run[Hyper.]

billow, bore, ground swell, storm flood, storm tide, surge, torrent - rush, spate, surge, upsurge - tide[Dérivé]

arise, come up, go up, lift, move up, rise, uprise[Hyper.]

soar, zoom - surge, upsurge - rapid climb, rapid growth, zoom[Dérivé]

blow up, inflate, pump up[Hyper.]

billowing, billowy, surging[Etre+Attribut]

billow, bore, ground swell, storm flood, storm tide, surge, torrent - heave, heaving - rush, spate, surge, upsurge[Dérivé]