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soar

UK
/sɔː/
US
/sɔr/
soar out
soar over

Translations

soarnoun
soars
pl
UK
/sɔː/
US
/sɔr/
envoléeS'emploie pour une hausse rapide, notamment des prix ou des chiffres.
There was a sudden soar in the stock market after the announcement.
Il y a eu une envolée soudaine du marché boursier après l'annonce.
The eagle's soar was a magnificent sight against the clear blue sky.
L'envol de l'aigle était un spectacle magnifique sur fond de ciel bleu limpide.
Synonyms
mounting
ascent
rise
surge
upsurge
upturn
climb
increase
upswing
flight
soarverb
soared
Past Simple
soared
Past Participle
soaring
Gerund
UK
/sɔː/
US
/sɔr/
monter en flècheS'emploie surtout pour une hausse rapide des prix, chiffres ou taux.
The company's stock prices soared after the announcement.
Les cours de l'action de l'entreprise ont monté en flèche après l'annonce.
The eagle soared above the mountains.
L'aigle s'est envolé au-dessus des montagnes.
Additional translations
s'éleverSens figuré, pour un état émotionnel qui s'intensifie.
Synonyms
tower
rocket
glide
hover
rise
ascend
climb
fly
Antonyms
drop
plummet
descend

Definitions

soarnoun
The act of rising or flying high in the air.
The eagle's soar was a magnificent sight against the clear blue sky.
A rapid increase or rise, especially in terms of prices or numbers.
There was a sudden soar in the stock market after the announcement.
soarverb
To fly or rise high in the air.
The eagle soared above the mountains, its wings spread wide.
To increase rapidly above the usual level.
After the announcement of the new product, the company's stock prices soared.
To become very happy, confident, or hopeful; to rise to an elevated emotional state.
Her spirits soared when she received the long-awaited acceptance letter.
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