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skyrocket Primeri iz rečnika PONS (ručno uređeno)

to skyrocket sb to fame/to power
učiniti nekoga slavnim/moćnim preko noći

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While in 1980-2012 total economic output per hour worked increased 85 percent, in manufacturing output per hour skyrocketed by 189 percent.
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He had learned from experience that if his name was known, prices would skyrocket.
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In parallel, large industrial and commercial zones evolved; employment increased rapidly; the population rose sharply, and the building boom skyrocketed.
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In the initial plan the cost of the system was set at around five million euros, which then skyrocketed to 30 million.
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This led to a further boom on the prairies as wheat prices skyrocketed.
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The statistics shows that their fan base skyrocketed 143%.
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It was only with a few weeks to go in the campaign that support for sovereignty skyrocketed to above 50%.
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The price of sugar had skyrocketed in the mid-1970s, doubling the number of hectares under sugarcane cultivation in a few years.
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In recent years, the median house price of the area has skyrocketed because of the exclusiveness that the area has to offer.
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The skyrocket is a common form of firework, although the first skyrockets were used in war.
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