eastward

• Adjetivo que describe movimiento, dirección o posición hacia el este.

An adjective or adverb describing movement, direction, or position toward the east.

1. DirectionB1formal

   Situated in, moving toward, or facing the east.

   hacia el este

   • The eastward route is shorter but more dangerous.
   • They took an eastward path through the mountains.
   • The eastward wind brought cold air from the sea.

   Sinónimoseasteastboundeasterlyeastern

   Antónimoswestward

• Adverbio que significa «hacia el este» o «en dirección este». Se usa para indicar movimiento u orientación respecto al punto cardinal este.

An adverb meaning "toward the east" or "in an easterly direction." It is used to indicate movement or orientation relative to the cardinal direction east.

1. Direction of travelB1formal

   Toward the east; in an easterly direction.

   Hacia el este

   • The explorers traveled eastward across the desert.
   • The storm is moving eastward along the coast.
   • They sailed eastward for three days before reaching land.

   Sinónimoseasteastboundeasterlyeastwards

   Antónimoswestward

2. Orientation or positionB1formal

   Facing or situated toward the east.

   Hacia el este

   • The house faces eastward, so it gets morning sunlight.
   • The army marched eastward toward the border.
   • The river flows eastward into the sea.

   Sinónimoseasteastboundeasterlyeastwards

   Antónimoswestward

• Sustantivo que denota la dirección o el movimiento hacia el este, o el lugar o zona situada al este.

A noun referring to a direction or movement toward the east, or a location situated in the east.

incontable

1. B2formal

   The direction or point toward the east.

   dirección hacia el este

   • The army marched to the eastward.
   • The eastward of the city is less developed.
   • They traveled in the eastward for several days.

   Sinónimoseast

   Antónimoswestwestward