downbound
ˈdaʊnbaʊnd
Definition

Definition of downbound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
conventional directionRaretraveling in a conventionally downward directionRare
  • The hikers took the downbound trail to the base camp.
descending downward
2.
navigationRareUSheading downstream in a river or waterwayRareUS
  • The downbound boat navigated the river with ease.
downstream
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Origin of downbound

English, down (toward lower place) + bound (heading)

Examples of downbound in a sentence

  • Cargo ships are often downbound on this river route.
  • The downbound cargo ship passed under the bridge.
  • Fishermen watched the downbound vessels from the shore.

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  1. French:descendant, en direction de l'aval, ...
  2. German:abwärts führend, flussabwärts, ...
  3. Italian:in discesa, diretto a valle, ...
  4. Spanish:descendente, rio abajo, ...
  5. Portuguese:descendente, rio abaixo, ...
  6. Chinese:下行的, 顺流的, ...
  7. Japanese:下りの, 下流行きの, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنحَدِر, مُتَّجِه نَحْو المَصَبّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹרֵד, נוֹעַ בַּזֶּרֶם הַיוֹרֵד, ...
  10. Russian:нисходящий, идущий вниз по течению, ...
  11. Ukrainian:низхідний, спрямований вниз, ...
  12. Hindi:नीचे की ओर जाने वाला, नीचे की ओर, ...
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