Sense: to go or move in a spiral, especially to increase more and more rapidly
Prices have spiralled in the last six months.
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 Afrikaans: spiraalagtig |
 Arabic: حَلَزونِيّا |
 Bulgarian: спираловидно |
 Brazilian: espiralmente |
 Czech: spirálovitě |
 German: gewunden |
 Danish: som en spiral; hurtigere |
 Greek: σπειροειδώς, ελικοειδώς |
 Spanish: en espiral |
 Estonian: spiraalselt |
 Finnish: spiraalimaisesti |
 French: en spirale |
 Hebrew: לוּליַנִי |
 Hindi: उत्तरोतर रूप से |
 Croatian: spiralno, zavojito |
 Hungarian: spirálisan |
 Indonesian: seperti spiral |
 Icelandic: í spíral |
 Italian: a spirale |
 Japanese: らせん状で |
 Korean: 소용돌이로, 악순환으로 |
 Lithuanian: kaip spiralė |
 Latvian: spirālveidīgi |
 Malay: secara terus-menerus |
 Dutch: spiraalvormig |
 Norwegian: som en spiral; fortere og |
 Polish: spiralnie |
 Persian: فنرى |
 Pashto: فنرى |
 Portuguese: a modo de espiral |
 Romanian: în spirală |
 Russian: спиралью |
 Slovak: špirálovito |
 Slovenian: spiralno |
 Serbian: spiralno |
 Swedish: i spiral |
 Thai: โดยที่ขด; โดยเพิ่มขึ้นอย่ |
 Turkish: helezonî olarak |
 Taiwanese: 呈螺旋形地 |
 Ukrainian: по спіралі |
 Urdu: مرغولہ دار انداز میں |
 Vietnamese: xoắn ốc, hình xoắn |
 Chinese: 呈螺旋形地 |
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