upturned in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for upturned in the English»Spanish Dictionary

upturned [Am ˈəptərnd, Brit ˈʌptəːnd] ADJ

upturned end

vuelto hacia arriba

upturned nose

respingón

upturned nose

respingado LatAm

upturned table

boca abajo

upturned table

patas arriba

upturn [Am ˈəpˌtərn, Brit ˈʌptəːn] N (in demand, production)

upturn

repunte m

upturn

mejora f

an upturn in the economy

un repunte en la economía

there's no sign of an upturn

no hay indicios de que vaya a haber una mejora or de que las cosas vayan a tomar un giro positivo

there was an upturn in their fortunes

la suerte empezó a sonreírles

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the figures are suggestive of an upturn in the economy

las cifras parecen indicar un repunte en la economía

this region is witnessing an unprecedented economic upturn

esta región está viviendo una reactivación económica sin precedentes

Translations for upturned in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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un leve repunte en las operaciones bursátiles

a slight recovery o upturn o rally in dealings on the stock exchange

repunte

upturn

un ligero repunte económico

a slight economic upturn o recovery

repunte en las ventas

an upturn in sales

el mercado dio un vuelco muy favorable

the market registered a very favorable upturn

upturned in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for upturned in the English»Spanish Dictionary

upturned [ˌʌpˈtɜ:nd, Am -ˈtɜ:rnd] ADJ

upturned

vuelto, -a hacia arriba

upturned nose

nariz f respingona

with upturned palms

con las palmas hacia arriba

upturn [ˈʌptɜ:n, Am -tɜ:rn] N

upturn

mejora f

the upturn in consumer confidence ECON

el aumento de la confianza del consumidor

an upturn in the economy ECON

un repunte en la economía

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un repunte de la economía

an economic upturn

el repunte del dólar causó sensación hoy en la bolsa

the dollar's upturn caused a sensation in the stock market today

upturned Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

upturned nose

nariz f respingona

with upturned palms

con las palmas hacia arriba

the upturn in consumer confidence ECON

el aumento de la confianza del consumidor

an upturn in the economy ECON

un repunte en la economía

the dollar's upturn caused a sensation in the stock market today

el repunte del dólar causó sensación hoy en la bolsa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These had been upturned by an earthquake the previous summer.

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The brim of the hat was pointy at the front and upturned on the rear and at the sides.

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It is 628 metres high and in shape resembles the upturned hull of a boat or a barrow.

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It had a well-developed upturned caudal fin, similar to that of many modern sharks.

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Reiterations are identified by an upturned branch that had gained apical dominance and formed an additional branch supporting trunk.

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The performer's hands are always upturned (to retain the oil).

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The vessel has what is called a cathedral hull, so-named because of its profile resembling an upturned church roof.

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Some of her boats were left upturned in the water.

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In the morning light the ship's upturned keel could be seen near the reef from which the wreck slid off into deeper water later on.

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Like a half-moon is the bridge its arch upturned.

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