updrift
ˈʌpdrɪft
Definition

Definition of updrift - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
meteorologyRarerise in air or gasRare
  • The hot air balloon relied on the updrift to ascend.
thermal updraft
2.
general trendRareupward movement or trend in a contextRare
  • The updrift in stock prices was unexpected.
increase rise upsurge
3.
phoneticsTECH.rising pitch of tones in tonal languageTECH.
  • The updrift in the language made it sound more melodic.
intonation pitch rise
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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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  1. French:courant ascendant, tendance à la hausse, ...
  2. German:Aufwind, Aufwärtstrend, ...
  3. Italian:corrente ascensionale, aumento, ...
  4. Spanish:corriente ascendente, tendencia alcista, ...
  5. Portuguese:subida de ar, tendência de alta, ...
  6. Chinese:上升气流, 上升趋势, ...
  7. Japanese:上昇気流, 上昇, ...
  8. Arabic:تِيَار صَاعِد, اِتِّجَاه تَصَاعُدِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֲלִיַּת גַּז, מְגַמָּה עוֹלָה, ...
  10. Russian:восходящий поток, рост, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підйом повітря, висхідний тренд, ...
  12. Hindi:वायु में वृद्धि, ऊपर की प्रवृत्ति, ...

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