upturn (redirected from upturns)

up·turn  (ptûrn, p-tûrn)

v. up·turned, up·turn·ing, up·turns

v.tr.

1. To turn up or over: upturn the soil.

2. To upset; overturn.

3. To direct upward: upturned their gaze.

v.intr.

To turn over or up.

n. (ptûrn)

An upward movement, curve, or trend, as in business activity.

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upturn

vb [ʌpˈtɜːn]

1. to turn or cause to turn up, over, or upside down

2. (tr) to create disorder

3. (tr) to direct upwards

n [ˈʌpˌtɜːn]

1. an upward turn, trend, or improvement

2. an upheaval or commotion

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

upturn - an upward movement or trend as in business activity improvement - the act of improving something; "their improvements increased the value of the property"

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upturn

noun rise, increase, boost, improvement, recovery, revival, advancement, upsurge, upswing There has been a modest upturn in most parts of the industry.

Translations

upturn

A. [ˈʌptɜːn] N (= improvement) → mejora f, aumento m (in de) (Econ etc) → repunte m

B. [ʌpˈtɜːn] VT (= turn over) → volver hacia arriba; (= overturn) → volcar

upturn [ˈʌptɜː^rn] n (in economy, demand) → reprise f
an upturn in demand → une reprise de la demande

upturn

vt → umdrehen

n (fig: = improvement) → Aufschwung m

upturn [ˈʌpˌtɜːn] n (fig) (improvement) → ripresa; (in value of currency) → rialzo; (in luck) → svolta favorevole