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Translation of "Surge" in Spanish

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Examples of using "Surge" in a sentence and their spanish translations:

Hormones surge.

Aumento de hormonas.

I see a surge in loan growth.

Veo un repentino aumento en el crecimiento del préstamo.

The Great Depression triggered a great surge in crime.

La Gran Depresión disparó un gran oleada de crímenes.

It means they then have the power to surge forward and strike.

significa que pueden saltar y atacarlos.

The second Gulf War caused a surge in the price of petroleum.

La segunda guerra del Golfo provocó una subida vertiginosa del valor del petróleo.

It is expected that the tsunami surge will be ten meters or less.

Se espera que la oleada de tsunami sea diez metros o menos.

-it means they then have the power to -[rattling continue] surge forward and strike.

significa que tienen el poder de saltar y atacarlos.

Where the automobile sector will surge in the upcoming years, along with its middle

donde el sector del automóvil aumentará en los próximos años, junto con

And it's a perfect complement to Russia's surge in hard power in the Arctic.

Es el complemento perfecto al poder duro de Rusia en el Ártico.

Helped by the new moon's tidal surge, many thousands of her kind are rising to the surface.

Ayudados por la marea alta de la luna nueva, varios miles de su especie están saliendo a la superficie.

When they bring their head back like that and they're coiled, it means they then have the power to surge forward and strike.

Cuando llevan la cabeza atrás y se enroscan, tienen el poder de saltar hacia adelante y atacar.

Sea level rise, coupled with storm surge, will continue to increase the risk of major coastal impacts on transportation infrastructure, including both temporary and permanent flooding of airports, ports and harbors, roads, rail lines, tunnels, and bridges.

El aumento del nivel del mar, junto con la brusca tormenta, continuará aumentando el riesgo de impactos costeros importantes en la infraestructura de transporte, incluyendo inundaciones temporales y permanentes de aeropuertos, puertos y refugios, carreteras, líneas ferroviarias, túneles y puentes.