高涨 (gāo zhǎng): to surge up; to rise; (of tensions etc) to run high

Meaning & Stroke Order

HSK 7verb, adjective

Word info

Pinyin
Meaning: to surge up; to rise; (of tensions etc) to run high
Characters: 2
Part of speech: verb, adjective
HSK level: HSK 7

Full definitions

to surge up
to rise
(of tensions etc) to run high

Chinese explanation

形容情绪、气氛、声势等迅速上升或变得非常强烈，常用来描述热情、士气、兴趣、价格等不断升高。例如情绪高涨、热情高涨。一般不用来形容具体物体的高度上升。

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Character breakdown

HSK 2

high

HSK 7

to rise (of prices

Example sentences

As Spring Festival approaches, the supermarket is crowded with people. Shopping enthusiasm is running high, and long lines have formed at the checkout counters.

The fans' spirits are running high. The cheers from the stands are deafening, and everyone hopes the home team can turn the game around.

After the company's new product hit the market, its stock price surged all the way up, and investors rushed to increase their investments.

Hearing that they were going camping by the sea this weekend, the children were in high spirits and immediately started packing their bags.

With ten minutes left in the match, both teams' fighting spirit surged, and the competition for the ball became even fiercer.

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