急きゅう上じょう昇しょう

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急上昇する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

sudden rise; steep climb; sharp increase

General term for a rapid upward movement in value, position, or physical height. Used for prices, rankings, temperature, etc.

trending; going viral

Internet-specific use: a topic, hashtag, or video suddenly gaining massive attention online.

〈物もの〉の人にん気きが急きゅう上じょう昇しょうするfor the popularity of something to skyrocket
この歌か手しゅの人にん気きが急きゅう上じょう昇しょうしている。
This singer's popularity is skyrocketing.
急きゅう上じょう昇しょうランキングに入はいるto enter the trending ranking (online)
この動どう画がは急きゅう上じょう昇しょうランキングに入はいった。
This video made it onto the trending ranking.
〈数かず〉位いに急きゅう上じょう昇しょうするto jump up to a certain rank
そのチームは順じゅん位いを3位いに急きゅう上じょう昇しょうさせた。
The team jumped up to third place.
気き温おんが急きゅう上じょう昇しょうするfor the temperature to shoot up suddenly
午ご後ごから気き温おんが急きゅう上じょう昇しょうした。
The temperature shot up in the afternoon.

急きゅう騰とう sense 1
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.
急きゅう増ぞうN2sense 1
急上昇 refers to a rapid rise in level or position, whereas 急増 refers to a rapid increase in quantity or number, not necessarily a rise in rank.
うなぎ登のぼりN1
急上昇 is a neutral, formal term for a sharp rise, while うなぎ登り is a vivid, colloquial image of something climbing steeply like an eel.
急きゅう伸しん
急上昇 describes any rapid rise (temperature, popularity, ranking, etc.), while 急伸 is confined to financial/market contexts like stock prices.

急きゅう落らく sense 1
急上昇 means a sudden rise, while 急落 means a sudden drop, and both are commonly used for prices and rankings.
急きゅう降こう下か sense 1
急上昇 describes a sharp climb in height or altitude, while 急降下 describes a sharp descent, as of an airplane.

Compound of 急 (sudden) and 上昇 (rise, ascent).