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急騰 (きゅうとう, kyuutou) Japanese meaning: sudden rise | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 50,000 Conjugation 急騰する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 急きゅう 騰とう する 急きゅう 騰とう しない Polite 急きゅう 騰とう します 急きゅう 騰とう しません Past polite 急きゅう 騰とう しました 急きゅう 騰とう しませんでした Past 急きゅう 騰とう した 急きゅう 騰とう しなかった Te-form 急きゅう 騰とう して 急きゅう 騰とう しないで Desire 急きゅう 騰とう したい 急きゅう 騰とう したくない Potential 急きゅう 騰とう できる 急きゅう 騰とう できない Passive 急きゅう 騰とう される 急きゅう 騰とう されない Causative 急きゅう 騰とう させる 急きゅう 騰とう させない Causative passive 急きゅう 騰とう させられる 急きゅう 騰とう させられない Volitional 急きゅう 騰とう しよう Polite volitional 急きゅう 騰とう しましょう Imperative 急きゅう 騰とう しろ 急きゅう 騰とう するな Conditional 急きゅう 騰とう すれば 急きゅう 騰とう しなければ Tara conditional 急きゅう 騰とう したら 急きゅう 騰とう しなかったら
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Investors were pleased by the sharp rise in stock prices.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 が 急きゅう 騰とう する for something (esp. a price) to suddenly surge
Crude oil prices suddenly surged.
〈 数かず 〉 ％ 急騰するぱーせんときゅうとうする to surge by a certain percentage
The stock price surged 20% in a single day.
急きゅう 騰とう を 続つづ ける to keep on surging
Prices continue to surge.
急きゅう 騰とう に 転てん じる to turn into a sharp surge
The market turned from a decline into a sharp surge.
Kanji 急 hurry, emergency, sudden 騰 leaping up, jumping up, rising Related words· 9 急騰 emphasizes how fast prices jump, whereas 高騰 emphasizes the high level reached, even if the rise was gradual.
暴騰 describes an even more violent, extreme surge than 急騰, often used for shocking market spikes.
上昇 is a neutral, general word for any rise or ascent, while 急騰 specifically means a sudden, sharp rise, usually in prices.
急上昇 can describe any rapid rise (price, rank, temperature, etc.), while 急騰 is used almost exclusively for a sudden jump in prices or stock values.
Show 5 more 急騰 is the standard, more formal word for a sharp rise in prices, while ジャンプ sounds more casual and loanword-like in this sense.
急騰 is a broader term for a sharp rise that can apply to prices, temperatures, or rates generally, whereas 急伸 is specifically used for stock prices and market indices.
急騰 is a more formal noun/suru-verb used specifically for prices or markets rising sharply, whereas 跳ね上がる is a plain verb usable in everyday speech.
Etymology Compound of 急 (sudden) and 騰 (rise, soar). The kanji 騰 conveys a leaping or soaring motion, fitting the sense of a rapid upward movement.
急騰 specifically means a sudden sharp rise in price or value, while 沸騰 can express the same soaring prices but also literal boiling or heated debate.
急騰 describes a sudden, sharp jump usually in stock prices or costs, while うなぎ登り suggests a continuous, steady climb rather than a single spike.
