上涨 | shàng zhǎng | to rise; to go up | |
高涨 | gāo zhǎng | to surge up; to rise; (of tensions etc) to run high | |
涨价 | zhǎng jià | to appreciate (in value); to increase in price | |
涨幅 | zhǎng fú | extent of a rise (in prices etc); amount of increase; growth (typically expressed as a percentage) | |
暴涨 | bào zhǎng | to increase sharply; to rise dramatically |
头昏脑涨 | tóu hūn nǎo zhàng | variant of 头昏脑胀 | |
脑涨 | nǎo zhàng | variant of 脑胀 | |
头晕脑涨 | tóu yūn nǎo zhàng | variant of 头晕脑胀 | |
涨满 | zhàng mǎn | swell | |
涨红 | zhàng hóng | to turn red (in the face); to flush (with embarrassment or anger) |
1 | 'Who would have expected such a rise in the river in summertime! | |
2 | Valencia was flying from the first minute, even scoring four minutes from the end, a moment that will swell his confidence even more. | |
3 | That the rise in the water was what she understood him to refer to, the state of her breathing belied. | |
4 | Apples are up again this week. | |
5 | By last fall, while the ore had jumped to $80 per ton, shipping costs had risen to $90. |