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upon [əˈpɒn, Am əˈpɑ:n] PREP form

1. upon (on):

upon
na

2. upon (at time of):

upon sb's arrival

Phrases:

once upon a time

touch upon VB trans

touch upon upon PHRVB touch on

See also touch on

chance on, chance upon VB trans form

2. chance on (find):

count upon VB trans

count upon PHRVB count on

See also count on

embark on, embark upon VB trans

fall upon VB trans

fall upon PHRVB fall on

See also fall on

fall on VB trans

1. fall on (be borne by):

2. fall on (seize greedily):

fasten upon VB trans

fasten upon PHRVB fasten on

See also fasten on

fix upon VB trans

fix upon PHRVB fix on

See also fix on

fix on VB trans

1. fix on inf (make definite):

2. fix on (concentrate):

force upon VB trans

force upon PHRVB force on

See also force on

force on VB trans

hit upon VB trans

hit upon PHRVB hit on

See also hit on

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
It established a largely decentralized commercial empire based upon linkages by merchant houses protecting trade routes throughout the region.
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This is purely so that your vision is focused on nothing but the enemy, and thus there is more concentration upon the enemy's stratagems.
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The exchange of money is frowned upon, and barter stressed as an alternative.
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However, upon resumption in the evening he lost the opening four frames and would eventually lose the match 79.
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He was highly conscientious of his responsibility for the welfare of those who relied upon him for their livelihood.
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The result was an odd, six-wheeled contraption which relied upon gasoline for locomotion and a coal-fired boiler for pumping water through hoses.
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He was an excellent shepherd, a seducer of nymphs, and musician upon the shepherd's pipes.
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As such, during the band's hiatus period, all three members decided to embark upon solo careers.
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Divorces were frowned upon, no matter what the provocation, and a man who was sued at law, particularly upon his promissory note, was almost disgraced in the public mind.
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The old and infirm who came to be healed, including children were trampled upon in the mass hysteria.
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