English to Irish Meaning of surge - borrtha

Surge :

borrtha

noun

tonn, borrtha, póg-curl, at, cnapshuim, meall, smacht, beogacht, creathadh

verb

borrtha, ardú i tonnta, ardú i ripples, ardú i surges, tonn

Surge :: borrthaSurged :: surgedSurges :: borradhSurging :: surging

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Definitions of surge in English

Noun(1) a sudden forceful flow(2) a sudden or abrupt strong increase(3) a large sea wave
Verb(1) rise and move, as in waves or billows(2) rise rapidly(3) rise or move forward(4) rise or heave upward under the influence of a natural force such as a wave(5) see one's performance improve

Examples of surge in English

(1) The result has been a surge of interest in properties within this price bracket.(2) This weapon generates a very short, intense energy pulse producing a transient surge of thousands of volts that kills semiconductor devices.(3) A seawall at Herrington was broached by the surge , destroying large sections of docks.(4) Electronic failures are most common after a power surge or due to some other electric problem, and the most common type is control board failure.(5) It naturally caused a sensation and there was a temporary surge of interest.(6) he felt a surge of pain(7) This caused a surge forward, and small groups of protesters began pushing up against the police riot shields.(8) The beeping quickened as he watched the electrical current surge higher and higher with a sigh.(9) The surge forward as the car rockets away down the road is a serious g-force event.(10) Most important, the turn for the better in the job market over the past year has supplied the household sector with a growth surge in income from wages and salaries.(11) He warned that unless supply continued to meet demand, prices would surge once again.(12) If there is an unexpected surge , the ground wire will siphon the electricity down before it reaches the part of the line that's getting repaired.(13) About an hour ago I felt a surge of emotion encompassing me.(14) He continued to look at the car and then a surge of emotion ran over his face: anger.(15) Hiding her face behind her shoulder-length black hair, she fought for control as a powerful surge of emotions swept through her.(16) The result is a surge of extra electric current into power systems and every other sort of cable.

Related Phrases of surge

(1) power surge ::

borrtha cumhachta

(2) surge protector ::

protector borrtha

(3) surge tank ::

umar borrtha

(4) storm surge ::

borradh stoirme

(5) surge suppressor ::

suppressor borrtha

(6) surge forward ::

ardú ar aghaidh

Related Phrases of surge

(1) power surge ::

borrtha cumhachta

(2) surge protector ::

protector borrtha

(3) surge tank ::

umar borrtha

(4) storm surge ::

borradh stoirme

(5) surge suppressor ::

suppressor borrtha

(6) surge forward ::

ardú ar aghaidh

Synonyms

Noun

1. gush ::

gush

2. increase ::

méadú

3. rush ::

Rush

4. swell ::

swell

5. upsurge ::

mborradh

6. billow ::

billow

Verb

7. gush ::

gush

8. increase ::

méadú

9. swell ::

swell

10. tide ::

taoide

11. scend ::

scend

12. heave ::

heave

13. soar up ::

soar suas

Different Forms

surge, surged, surges, surging

Word Example from TV Shows

TECHNICIAN: It's just a power SURGE.

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

Examples of surge from TV Shows

TECHNICIAN: It's just a power SURGE.

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

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