up-country in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for up-country in the English»French Dictionary

I.upcountry [Brit ʌpˈkʌntri, Am ˈəpˌkəntri] ADJ

upcountry town, place:

upcountry

de l'arrière-pays

II.upcountry [Brit ʌpˈkʌntri, Am ˈəpˌkəntri] ADV

upcountry return, travel:

upcountry

vers l'arrière-pays

up-country in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for up-country in the English»French Dictionary

I.upcountry, up-country [ˌʌpˈkʌntrɪ, Am ˈʌpkʌn-] ADV

upcountry to live

à l'intérieur (du pays)

upcountry to go

vers l'intérieur (du pays)

II.upcountry, up-country [ˌʌpˈkʌntrɪ, Am ˈʌpkʌn-] ADJ

upcountry

de l'intérieur (du pays)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We have some 20 exporters using our ports - and those 20 exporters are typically buying grain up-country.

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Tier 3 lines transport grain from up-country receival sites to port.

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The amount of grain held in up-country storages.

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It seems as though there is now talk of agriculture and supply chains but there's not many people investing in trains, up-country storage and ports in an integrated approach.

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We have looked at avenues including on-farm storage products and the up-country delivery arrangements we put in place for last harvest.

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Fuchsia, montbretia, hydrangea, which we, up-country, think of as garden plants, leap over the garden fences and settle in among honeysuckle and bramble in the hedges.

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At the same time, the government must encourage and allow more storage of excess seasonal water in up-country reservoirs, so irrigators can maintain river flows through the dry seasons.

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Actually when a player is signed from up-country, he will need some time to adapt.

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Among its exports, the country produced 75% of the world's teak from up-country forests.

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