Surge
//sɝd͡ʒ//
Translations of "surge" (24 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | stuwing(sudden transient rush or flood) | — | |
| Bulgarian | вълнение((nautical) swell of the sea), нахлуване(sudden transient rush or flood), прилив(sudden transient rush or flood), скок в напрежението((electricity) electrical spike), бушувам(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), надигам се(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | vǎlnenie, nahluvane, priliv, skok v napreženieto, bušuvam, nadigam se | |
| Czech | nápor(sudden transient rush or flood), náraz((electricity) electrical spike), poryv(sudden transient rush or flood), příval(sudden transient rush or flood), příval((nautical) swell of the sea), vzedmutí(sudden transient rush or flood), vzedmutí((nautical) swell of the sea), špička((electricity) electrical spike), poskočit(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly), vyrazit(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly), vyrážet(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly), vyřítit se(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly), vzedmout se(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | — | |
| Dutch | golf(sudden transient rush or flood), stortzee(sudden transient rush or flood) | — | |
| Esperanto | impeti(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | — | |
| Finnish | aallokko((nautical) swell of the sea), aalto(sudden transient rush or flood), jännitepiikki((electricity) electrical spike), maininki((nautical) swell of the sea), pumppaus((aviation) a momentary reversal of the airflow), ryntäys((aviation) a momentary reversal of the airflow), paisua(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), rynnätä(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly) | — | |
| French | afflux(sudden transient rush or flood), houle((nautical) swell of the sea), montée(sudden transient rush or flood), montée((electricity) electrical spike), pompage((aviation) a momentary reversal of the airflow), poussée(sudden transient rush or flood), vague(sudden transient rush or flood), déferler(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | — | |
| Galician | xurdir(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly) | — | |
| German | Aufwallung(sudden transient rush or flood), Brandung((nautical) swell of the sea), Schwall(sudden transient rush or flood), Spannungsstoß((electricity) electrical spike), Welle(sudden transient rush or flood), Woge(sudden transient rush or flood), Überspannung((electricity) electrical spike), steil ansteigen(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | — | |
| Hebrew | גַּל נֵד((nautical) swell of the sea) | gál néd | |
| Hungarian | túlfeszültség((electricity) electrical spike) | — | |
| Ingrian | höökö(sudden transient rush or flood) | — | |
| Irish | borradh((electricity) electrical spike), borradh((nautical) swell of the sea), borradh cumhachta((electricity) electrical spike), borradh leictreachais((electricity) electrical spike) | — | |
| Italian | marea(sudden transient rush or flood), ondata(sudden transient rush or flood), sovraccarico((electricity) electrical spike) | — | |
| Japanese | サージ((electricity) electrical spike) | sāji | |
| Macedonian | наплив(sudden transient rush or flood) | napliv | |
| Māori | tai reporepo(sudden transient rush or flood), hotu(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), pōrutu(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | شیشمك(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), قبارمق(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | şişmek, kabarmak | |
| Polish | napływ(sudden transient rush or flood), przypływ(sudden transient rush or flood), skok napięcia((electricity) electrical spike) | — | |
| Portuguese | surto(sudden transient rush or flood) | — | |
| Russian | волна́(sudden transient rush or flood), волна́((nautical) swell of the sea), всплеск(sudden transient rush or flood), прибо́й((nautical) swell of the sea), скачо́к напряже́ния((electricity) electrical spike) | volná, volná, vsplesk, pribój, skačók naprjažénija | |
| Slovak | nával(sudden transient rush or flood), príboj((nautical) swell of the sea), príval(sudden transient rush or flood), vlnobitie((nautical) swell of the sea), zdúvanie((nautical) swell of the sea), špička((electricity) electrical spike), nahrnúť sa(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), navaliť sa(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), vyraziť(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly), vyrútiť sa(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly), vyvaliť sa(to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly) | — | |
| Spanish | aluvión(sudden transient rush or flood), oleada(sudden transient rush or flood), oleada((nautical) swell of the sea), sobrecarga((electricity) electrical spike), sobretensión((electricity) electrical spike), surgimiento(sudden transient rush or flood), surgimiento((electricity) electrical spike), dispararse(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly), surgir(to rush, flood, or increase suddenly) | — | |
| Swedish | överspänning((electricity) electrical spike) | — |
stuwing
вълнение, нахлуване, прилив, скок в напрежението, бушувам, надигам се
vǎlnenie, nahluvane, priliv, skok v napreženieto, bušuvam, nadigam se
nápor, náraz, poryv, příval, příval, vzedmutí, vzedmutí, špička, poskočit, vyrazit, vyrážet, vyřítit se, vzedmout se
golf, stortzee
impeti
aallokko, aalto, jännitepiikki, maininki, pumppaus, ryntäys, paisua, rynnätä
afflux, houle, montée, montée, pompage, poussée, vague, déferler
xurdir
Aufwallung, Brandung, Schwall, Spannungsstoß, Welle, Woge, Überspannung, steil ansteigen
túlfeszültség
höökö
borradh, borradh, borradh cumhachta, borradh leictreachais
marea, ondata, sovraccarico
tai reporepo, hotu, pōrutu
napływ, przypływ, skok napięcia
surto
волна́, волна́, всплеск, прибо́й, скачо́к напряже́ния
volná, volná, vsplesk, pribój, skačók naprjažénija
nával, príboj, príval, vlnobitie, zdúvanie, špička, nahrnúť sa, navaliť sa, vyraziť, vyrútiť sa, vyvaliť sa
aluvión, oleada, oleada, sobrecarga, sobretensión, surgimiento, surgimiento, dispararse, surgir
överspänning
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