Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with surge in American Collocation
sudden or unexpected
This recent period has seen an unprecedented surge of new ventures.
big
Gambling, and especially internet betting, is seeing a massive surge of interest at the moment.
upward
Motorhome sales have witnessed a great upward surge in the recent years.
happening again
A further rate hike would risk prompting a renewed surge in the value of the pound.
happening at a particular time
The recent surge in internet enquiries is due to availability of on-line catalogues.
cause a surge
What created this surge of interest?
experience a surge
The 18th century experienced a massive surge in the production and consumption of goods.
expect a surge
We anticipate a surge in demand.
report a surge
Several countries reported import surges in particular products, notably dairy products and meat.
in the economy
Demand has been rising by more than five million tonnes per year, with the biggest surge in demand occurring in China.
good things
The brand has experienced a surge in popularity amongst consumers.
bad things
What’s to blame for the devastating surge in violence?
quantity
The surge in traveller numbers has been driven by the delays at UK airports.