upwards
/ˈʌp.wədz/Tradução: Advérbio que significa «em direção a um lugar, posição ou nível mais alto». Usa-se para indicar direção ou aumento, tanto no sentido literal quanto no figurado.
Relações da palavra
adverb
/ˈʌp.wədz/Наречие, означающее «в направлении более высокого места, положения или уровня». Используется для указания направления или увеличения, распространено как в прямом, так и в переносном смысле.
Adverbio que indica dirección hacia un lugar, posición o nivel más alto, o aumento en cantidad, grado o intensidad. Se usa tanto en sentido físico como figurado.
Adverbe indiquant une direction vers un endroit, une position ou un niveau plus élevé ; employé aussi au sens figuré pour une augmentation ou une amélioration.
Adverb, das eine Richtung zu einem höheren Ort, einer höheren Position oder einem höheren Niveau angibt. Es bezeichnet sowohl eine räumliche Aufwärtsbewegung als auch eine Steigerung oder Zunahme im übertragenen Sinn.
Advérbio que significa «em direção a um lugar, posição ou nível mais alto». Usa-se para indicar direção ou aumento, tanto no sentido literal quanto no figurado.
副词,表示“朝更高的地方、位置或水平”,用于指方向或增加,既可用于本义也可用于引申义。
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An adverb meaning "toward a higher place, position, or level." It is used to indicate direction or increase, and is common in both literal and figurative contexts.
Spatially or metaphorically from a lower to a higher positionB1formal
Moving or directed toward a higher place, level, or degree.
Вверх
hacia arriba
vers le haut
Aufwärts
Para cima
向上
إلى الأعلى
- The balloon floated upwards into the sky.
- She looked upwards at the stars.
- The company's profits have been moving upwards for the last quarter.
Sinônimosabovealoftskywardupupward
Antônimosdownwards
To a later timeB2formal
Indicating a time that is later or beyond a certain point.
Начиная с
hacia adelante en el tiempo
à partir de (une date/heure)
Ab einem späteren Zeitpunkt
A partir de
以上
ابتداءً من
- From the 1990s upwards, technology has advanced rapidly.
- Children aged twelve and upwards are welcome to join the club.
- The tradition dates from the 18th century upwards.
- more upwards comparative form
- most upwards superlative form
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