Definition of skyrocket - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
sharp riseintr. rise very fastintr.
- Gas prices may skyrocket after the storm.
2.
sudden growthtr. make something rise very fasttr.
- Supply shortages skyrocketed prices overnight.
Noun
1.
fireworksfirework that rises quickly and explodes in the sky
- We watched the skyrocket burst into colors.
2.
rescue signalDated device that propels bright light or lifesaving lineDated
- The ship used a skyrocket to send a line ashore.
3.
- He kept his hands in his skyrocket.
Images of skyrocket

firework that rises quickly and explodes in the sky 
device that propels bright light or lifesaving line
Expressions with skyrocket
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increase in cost very quickly and by a lot
Gasoline can skyrocket in price during a shortage.
Origin of skyrocket
English, sky (heaven) + rocket (projectile)
Examples of skyrocket in a sentence
Her video views skyrocket after every interview. New tariffs could skyrocket food prices this winter. The viral review skyrocketd demand overnight. The skyrocket lit up the night during the festival. Children cheered as the skyrocket soared high. The festival ended with a skyrocket lighting up the night.
A malfunctioning skyrocket caused a small fire in the field. He pulled out a coin from his skyrocket. The thief slipped the wallet into his skyrocket.
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- French:flamber, fusée, ...
- German:explodieren, Rakete, ...
- Italian:schizzare, razzo, ...
- Spanish:dispararse, cohete, ...
- Portuguese:disparar, foguetão, ...
- Chinese:猛涨, 烟花, ...
- Japanese:急騰する, 打ち上げ花火, ...
- Arabic:ارْتَفَعَ, صاروخ, ...
- Hebrew:לִזְנֹק, זִקּוּק רַקֵּטָה, ...
- Russian:резко расти, ракета, ...
- Ukrainian:стрімко зростати, феєрверк, ...
- Hindi:आसमान छूना, आकाश रॉकेट, ...
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