upward
adverb
mainlyUSuk/ˈʌp.wəd/us/ˈʌp.wɚd/C1
→upwards
向上地Opposite
downward
- Housepriceshavestartedmovingupward again.
- Hepointedupward.
- Asmallbirdflappeditswingsfuriouslyandflewupward.
- Buyers stilloutnumbersellersand arepushingpricesupward.
- Theblazesweptrapidlyupward andengulfedthe five-storeybuilding.
Up and upward
- ascent
- climbing
- erect
- heavenward
- perpendicular
- skyward
- up
- uphill
- uplift
- uplifted
- upper
- uppermost
- upright
- upturned
- upwards
- vertical
- vertically
upward
adjective
uk/ˈʌp.wəd/us/ˈʌp.wɚd/C1
movingtowards ahigherposition,level, orvalue:
向上的,朝上的;向高处的With an upwardtrendininflation, youexpectpricestorise.通货膨胀有上升趋势,预计物价还会上涨。
Opposite
downward
- There's been an upwardtrendinsalesin the last fewyears.
- Inflation islikelytoacceleratethisyear,addingfurtherupwardpressureoninterestrates.
- Move theleverin an upwarddirection.
- Mikefounditdifficulttoswimin thestrongupwardcurrent.
- Asuddenupwardmovementinpropertypriceshas made thingsincreasinglydifficultforfirst-timebuyers.
Up and upward
- ascent
- climbing
- erect
- heavenward
- perpendicular
- skyward
- up
- uphill
- uplift
- uplifted
- upper
- uppermost
- upright
- upturned
- upwards
- vertical
- vertically