surge
ঢেউ
definition
verb
the journalists surged forward
(of a crowd or a natural force) move suddenly and powerfully forward or upward.
noun
flooding caused by tidal surges
a sudden powerful forward or upward movement, especially by a crowd or by a natural force such as the waves or tide.
translation of 'surge'
verb
তরঙ্গায়িত হত্তয়া,
ঢেউ ওঠা
noun
উত্থাল তরঙ্গ,
ঊর্মি,
স্ফীতি,
দোল,
ঢেউ
example
The 'surge' of electricity blew a nearby transformer, knocking out the power supply.
Who can deny that 'surge' of pride at being told Britain has bronze in the yachting?
A power 'surge' pulsed from the handle, causing the glow to explode around Zach.
Sophie felt a 'surge' of anger
The mere realisation that it's possible, the frightening strength and unexpected occurrence of the 'surge' of emotion is enough to give such a jolt to your body and your mind that you never forget.
I shouted, feeling a sudden 'surge' of anger.
The power 'surge' put a sudden burst of heat into the uranium fuel, and it broke up into little pieces.
Monstrous storms descend from the Artic circle, blanketing Europe in snow, sending a tidal 'surge' across the US east coast, and flattening the west.
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.
In fact, the biggest 'surge' in recent sales trends has been for flip-up, network-backed, celebrity-endorsed models.
Due to the recent 'surge' of stock options, more investors today than ever before seem to have problems with overly concentrated portfolios.
Hiding her face behind her shoulder-length black hair, she fought for control as a powerful 'surge' of emotions swept through her.
The good boss who finds one of his executives has failed to deliver a piece of research on time and to the right standard will probably feel a 'surge' of anger or irritation.
I had just crouched down to pick it up when everyone naturally decided to 'surge' forward.
she felt a 'surge' of anger
'surge' of blood
This caused a 'surge' forward, and small groups of protesters began pushing up against the police riot shields.
The banks are still perforated in places by flapped devices which allow the outflow of rainwater at low tide, while preventing inundation by the incoming tidal 'surge' .
Its circuits seemed to spark and its visual screen simply gave out as a 'surge' of electric energy ripped through its metal frame.
Watch out for a 'surge' of interest in the Honda CR-V, which gets a marvellous new diesel engine next year.
Mobile phone companies have reported a massive 'surge' in sales in the run-up to Christmas.
His glove resisted destruction, but it became super hot and the sheer force of the 'surge' almost propelled him out into the engine room.
The traffic light changed, the traffic cop motioned for the crowd to cross, there was a 'surge' forward, and suddenly the whole tone of the demonstration changed.
The 'surge' was mainly due to the maiden operation of four new production lines during the period, Zhang said.
He continued to look at the car and then a 'surge' of emotion ran over his face: anger.
The the air was filled with a 'surge' of excitement.
Last year, the huge 'surge' in new auto sales came in the small car categories.
Apart from a temporary, minor 'surge' in the sale of motor vehicles, expenditures on consumer durables were flat over the year.
The only serious injury was sustained by a club steward who fell down stairs at the stadium during a crowd 'surge' .
I held back the 'surge' of emotions stirred by her words.
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