upper side
/ˈʌpə saɪd/Traduction: Le côté supérieur ou la partie supérieure de quelque chose ; souvent utilisé pour désigner un aspect plus favorable ou avantageux d'une situation.
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/ˈʌpə saɪd/Верхняя поверхность или верхняя часть чего-либо; часто используется для обозначения более благоприятного или выгодного аспекта ситуации.
Lado superior o parte de arriba de algo; también se usa para referirse al aspecto más favorable o ventajoso de una situación.
Le côté supérieur ou la partie supérieure de quelque chose ; souvent utilisé pour désigner un aspect plus favorable ou avantageux d'une situation.
Die obere Fläche oder der obere Teil von etwas; oft auch der vorteilhafte oder günstige Aspekt einer Situation.
Superfície ou parte superior de algo; também pode indicar o aspecto mais favorável ou vantajoso de uma situação.
某物的上面或上部;也常用来指更有利或更占优势的一面。
السطح العلوي أو الجزء الأعلى من شيء ما؛ ويُستعمل أيضًا للإشارة إلى الجانب الأكثر ملاءمة أو نفعًا في موقف ما.
The top surface or upper part of something; often used to refer to the more favorable or advantageous aspect of a situation.
Top surfaceA2formal
The side or surface that is physically higher or facing upward.
Верхняя сторона
Lado superior
face supérieure
Oberseite
Parte superior
上表面
الوجه العلوي
- The upper side of the table is made of polished wood.
- Paint the upper side of the shelf first.
- The upper side of the leaf is darker than the underside.
Advantageous positionB2informal
A position of advantage or superiority in a situation.
Преимущественное положение
Posición de ventaja
position avantageuse
Überlegenheit
Vantagem
优势地位
موقف متفوق
- In negotiations, he always tries to get the upper side.
- The team gained the upper side after scoring the first goal.
- She has the upper side in the argument due to her experience.
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