upward in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for upward in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.upward [Am ˈəpwərd, Brit ˈʌpwəd] ADJ attr

upward pressure/direction

hacia arriba

upward movement/spiral

ascendente

upward tendency

al alza

the long upward climb

el largo ascenso

II.esp Brit upwards -z ADV

esp Brit upwards -z climb/look:

esp Brit upwards [-z]

hacia arriba

face upward

boca arriba

everyone from 60 upward

todas las personas de 60 años para arriba or de 60 años o más

upward of 30 years/$100

más de 30 años/100 dólares

we had to revise our estimate upward

tuvimos que revisar nuestro presupuesto al alza

upward mobility N U

upward mobility

movilidad f social ascendente

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upward/downward trend

tendencia alcista or al alza/bajista or a la baja

unemployment is trending upward/downward

el desempleo tiende al alza/a la baja

Translations for upward in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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movilidad ascendente

upward mobility

alcista tendencia

upward

ascensional

upward

ascendente movimiento/tendencia

upward

la escalada alcista de la Bolsa

the upward trend in the Stock Market

las acciones mantuvieron una trayectoria alcista

the shares maintained their upward trend o movement

tendencia a la baja/al alza

downward/upward trend

upward in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for upward in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.upward [ˈʌpwəd, Am -wɚd] ADJ

1. upward (going upwards in direction):

upward

ascendente

upward movement

movimiento m ascendente

upward mobility SOCIOL

ascenso m social

2. upward (going higher in number):

upward

al alza

to go upward

ir en aumento

II.upward [ˈʌpwəd, Am -wɚd] ADV

upward

(hacia) arriba

upward trend N

upward trend

tendencia f alcista

upward trend trend in inflation ECON

tendencia f alcista de la inflación

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to be on a downward/an upward trajectory

ir descendiendo/ascendiendo

downward/upward trend

tendencia f a la baja/alcista

Translations for upward in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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movimiento alcista de los precios

upward trend in prices

tendencia alcista

upward [or bullish] trend

tendencia al alza/a la baja

upward/downward trend

empuje ascensional

upward force

boca arriba

face up(ward)

upward Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

upward trend trend in inflation ECON

tendencia f alcista de la inflación

to be on a downward/an upward trajectory

ir descendiendo/ascendiendo

upward movement

movimiento m ascendente

upward mobility SOCIOL

ascenso m social

to go upward

ir en aumento

downward/upward trend

tendencia f a la baja/alcista

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The upward crank was attached above the fulcrum of the brake lever and the downward crank was attached below the fulcrum.

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Throughout the rest of the section, the camera tracks upward as the edifice grows ever taller.

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The crest incorporated the symbols of knighthooda knight's helmet, a castle, and a fist pointing upward.

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When the terminal velocity is reached the weight of the object is exactly balanced by the upward buoyancy force and drag force.

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The petioles appear flattened and the edges are turned upward forming a shallow groove at the base.

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This difference in pressure causes the upward buoyancy forces.

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The ti's sound pulses in between the bell strokes, by raising the gourd in an upward motion and striking it with the free hand.

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In addition, some believed teeth were pushed upward by vascular pressure or by an anatomic feature called the cushioned hammock.

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Oaks of such advanced age and size must have developed a rot known as brittle heart, which originates at the base and spreads upward.

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The result is a wind which increases with altitude through the tropopause and upward to 100,000 feet or above.

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