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Definition of sharp rise - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
economics statisticssudden and large increase in amount or level
- There was a sharp rise in fuel prices last month.
- The report showed a sharp rise in unemployment.
- Analysts predict a sharp rise in interest rates.
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sharp rise
rise very fast
sharp rise
increase sharply in amount or intensity
business
graph showing long stable period then sharp rise
mathematics
sharp rise in data points after a flat period
medical
undergo a sudden sharp rise in body temperature
signal
waveform with linear rise and sharp drop
physics
waveform with a sharp rise and gradual fall
growth
sharp increase or rise
signal shape
waveform with a linear rise and sharp drop
finance
short price move that adjusts an earlier sharp rise or fall in markets
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- French:forte hausse, ...
- German:sprunghafter Anstieg, ...
- Italian:forte aumento, ...
- Spanish:fuerte aumento, ...
- Portuguese:aumento acentuado, ...
- Chinese:急剧增长, ...
- Japanese:急騰, ...
- Arabic:ارتفاع حاد, ...
- Hebrew:עֲלִיָּה חֲדָה, ...
- Russian:резкое повышение, ...
- Ukrainian:різке зростання, ...
- Hindi:तेज़ उछाल, ...
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