skyrocket

不及物动词突升，猛涨

1. 焰火;猛涨：skyline 地平线;天空线 | skyrocket 焰火;猛涨 | skyscraper 摩天大楼;特别高的东西

2. 上升：resurrection 复苏 | skyrocket 上升 | slate 安排

3. 突升：Skyline 地平线 | Skyrocket 突升 | Skyscraper 摩天楼

1. 剧增;猛涨;猛升
    If prices or amounts skyrocket, they suddenly increase by a very large amount.

    e.g. Production has dropped while prices and unemployment have skyrocketed.
           物价和失业率猛涨的同时，生产却下降了。
    e.g. ...the skyrocketing costs of health care.
           暴涨的医疗费用

1. The credit rating agency in July predicted that the ratio of social lending to the country's gross domestic product could skyrocket to 185 percent.

2. Subsequently, the futures prices of energy and raw materials began to skyrocket.

3. It is known that the East Asian nation's foreign reserves began to skyrocket only after 2003.

4. The company said in a statement that it currently has orders worth 45 billion yuan and it expects the figure to skyrocket this year.

5. As the temperatures skyrocket, so do the number of fashion faux pas.

6. skyrocket

6. Private car ownership in China is low, but it has the potential to skyrocket.

7. A drastic revaluation may seriously reduce the existing yuan's domestic purchasing power and cause prices of domestic asset to skyrocket.

8. Former Japanese actress and singer Shan Kou Bai Hui quitted her skyrocket screen career and got married in 1980 at the age of 21.

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9. Analysts predicted that China's vehicle imports would skyrocket after the WTO entry and would have a great impact on the domestic auto industry.

10. skyrocket什么意思

10. The gap has caused foreign exchange reserves to skyrocket to almost $ 1 trillion, the highest of any nation.

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