Definition
Definition of updrift - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
meteorologyRare rise in air or gasRare
- The hot air balloon relied on the updrift to ascend.
2.
general trendRare upward movement or trend in a contextRare
- The updrift in stock prices was unexpected.
3.
phoneticsTECH. rising pitch of tones in tonal languageTECH.
- The updrift in the language made it sound more melodic.
Origin of updrift
English, up (upward) + drift (movement)
Examples of updrift in a sentence
Birds often take advantage of the updrift to conserve energy. There was an updrift in housing market prices. An updrift in temperatures was recorded last week. The updrift in her speech was noticeable. Linguists study the updrift to understand tonal variations.
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- French:courant ascendant, tendance à la hausse, ...
- German:Aufwind, Aufwärtstrend, ...
- Italian:corrente ascensionale, aumento, ...
- Spanish:corriente ascendente, tendencia alcista, ...
- Portuguese:subida de ar, tendência de alta, ...
- Chinese:上升气流, 上升趋势, ...
- Japanese:上昇気流, 上昇, ...
- Arabic:تِيَار صَاعِد, اِتِّجَاه تَصَاعُدِي, ...
- Hebrew:עֲלִיַּת גַּז, מְגַמָּה עוֹלָה, ...
- Russian:восходящий поток, рост, ...
- Ukrainian:підйом повітря, висхідний тренд, ...
- Hindi:वायु में वृद्धि, ऊपर की प्रवृत्ति, ...
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