soar

soar
verb
1 increase very fast
ADVERB
▪ dramatically
▪

Profits have soared dramatically in recent months.

VERB + SOAR
▪ be expected to, be set to
▪

Borrowing is set to soar to an astonishing £60 billion.

PREPOSITION
▪ by
▪

Retail sales soared by 10% in the twelve months to November.

▪ from, to
▪

Inflation has soared from 5% to 15%.

▪ past
▪

The death toll soared past 100 000.

▪ up
▪

This model will soar up the sales charts.

PHRASES
▪ send sth soaring
▪

The fuel shortage sent prices soaring.

▪ soar to new heights
▪

Property stock has soared to new heights.

2 fly high in the air
ADVERB
▪ high
▪ overhead
▪

A bird soared high overhead.

▪ up, upwards/upward
▪

The cliffs soared upward.

PREPOSITION
▪ above, across, into
▪

Rockets soared into the sky.

▪ over
▪

an eagle soaring high above them

▪ past
▪

The ball went soaring past my head.

▪ through
▪

She stopped suddenly and her bag went soaring through the air.

▪ towards/toward
Soar is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑attendance, ↑ball, ↑bird, ↑confidence, ↑cost, ↑deficit, ↑eagle, ↑investment, ↑level, ↑mountain, ↑popularity, ↑price, ↑productivity, ↑profit, ↑rate, ↑rating, ↑sale, ↑stock, ↑temperature, ↑unemployment, ↑vulture
Soar is used with these nouns as the object: ↑per cent, ↑point

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