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I. upper1 [Am ˈəpər, Brit ˈʌpə] ADJ attr
1.1. upper (spatially, numerically):
upper jaw
upper lip
upper lip
the upper storeys
upper age limit
1.2. upper (in rank, importance):
upper ranks/echelons
upper ranks/echelons
the upper chamber or upper house POL
2. upper GEOG:
upper
upper Manhattan
II. upper1 [Am ˈəpər, Brit ˈʌpə] N
1. upper (of shoe):
upper
2. upper <uppers, pl > Am DENT:
upper
upper2 [Am ˈəpər, Brit ˈʌpə] N (drug)
upper sl
anfeta f sl
I. upper crust [Am, Brit ˌʌpə ˈkrʌst] N U
the upper crust inf, hum
the upper crust inf, hum
la high RioPl inf
the upper crust inf, hum
la jai or los jaibones Chil inf
II. upper-crust ADJ
upper-crust inf, hum:
upper-crust
upper school N (in UK)
upper school
upper circle N
upper circle
I. upper class [Am ˈəpər klæs, Brit] N
upper class
the upper classes
II. upper-class ADJ
1. upper-class SOCIOL:
upper-class person/accent/area
2. upper-class Am:
upper-class SCHOOL, UNIV
uppercase, upper case N U
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I. upper [ˈʌpəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADJ (further up)
upper
II. upper [ˈʌpəʳ, Am -ɚ] N
1. upper (of shoe):
upper
2. upper inf (drug):
upper
upper case N no pl TYPO
upper case
upper-class ADJ
upper-class
upper deck N
upper deck of ship
upper deck of bus
upper class <-es> N
upper class
upper-middle-income [ˈʌpəʳˈmɪdlˈɪŋkʌm, Am -ɚˈmɪdlˈɪn-] ADJ inv
upper-cut, uppercut N SPORTS
upper-cut
upper-cut
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upper arm N
upper arm ANAT
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fixer-upper N
fixer-upper
the car was a fixer-upper ex
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I. upper [ˈʌp·ər] ADJ
1. upper (further up):
upper
2. upper GEO (northern):
II. upper [ˈʌp·ər] N
1. upper (of shoe):
upper
2. upper sl (drug):
upper
anfeta f inf
upper
upper class <-es> N
upper class
upper deck N
upper deck of ship
upper deck of bus
upper deck of stadium
upper-class ADJ
upper-class
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alto (-a)
alto (-a)
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One of the hands was once seen out with a foot, causing a scandal in the upper-class society of hands, who were prejudiced against feet.
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During the 20092010 academic year, it housed 128 both first year and upper-class coeducational students.
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In 1980, the area had a mix of low-income, blue-collar and middle- to upper-class professionals, of which 56% rented.
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Applying for financial aid is recommended by almost all college admissions advisers, even for middle- and upper-class families applying to private colleges.
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Her high level of education means she is likely to have had upper-class origins.
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