upbound US
ˈʌpˌbaʊnd
See also: upwards (UK)
Definition

Definition of upbound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
movementRareUSmoving upward or toward a higher positionRareUS
  • The upbound balloon floated higher into the sky..
ascending rising
2.
geographyTECH.USheading upstream or towards the originTECH.US
  • The upbound hikers followed the trail to the mountain's peak.
upriver upstream
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Origin of upbound

English, up (toward a higher place) + bound (moving)

Examples of upbound in a sentence

  • The upbound hiker reached the mountain peak.
  • The upbound ship navigated the narrow river.
  • Upbound traffic was delayed due to the storm.

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  1. French:ascendant, en amont, ...
  2. German:aufsteigend, aufwärts, ...
  3. Italian:in salita, verso monte, ...
  4. Spanish:en ascenso, rio arriba, ...
  5. Portuguese:a subir, rio acima, ...
  6. Chinese:向上移动的, 向上游的, ...
  7. Japanese:上昇中の, 上流に向かう, ...
  8. Arabic:صَاعِد, نَحْو المَنْبَع, ...
  9. Hebrew:עוֹלֶה, ...
  10. Russian:восходящий, вверх по течению, ...
  11. Ukrainian:піднімається вгору, вгору, ...
  12. Hindi:ऊर्ध्वगामी, उत्समुखी, ...
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