Up and coming Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈəp/ /ˈænd/, /ənd/ /ˈkəmɪŋ

UP-uhn-KUHM-ing

UK

ˈʌp/ /ˈænd/ /kˈʌmɪŋ

UP-and-KUHM-ing

التعريف

Describes a person or thing that is becoming more successful, popular, or important, and is expected to achieve even more in the future.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Up and coming' is informal, usually used to praise someone young or new in a field, such as an 'up and coming artist.' It refers to rising talent or potential, not established stars. Often used before a noun but not after.

• Spanish: prometedor - emergente
• Portuguese (BR): promissor - emergente
• Portuguese (PT): promissor - emergente
• Chinese (Simplified): 有前途的 - 新兴的
• Chinese (Traditional): 有前途的 - 新興的
• Hindi: उभरता हुआ - संभावनाशील
• Arabic: واعد - صاعد
• Bengali: উদীয়মান - প্রতিশ্রুতিশীল
• Russian: перспективный - подающий надежды
• Japanese: 注目の - 将来有望な
• Vietnamese: đầy triển vọng - đang lên
• Korean: 유망한 - 떠오르는
• Turkish: yükselen - gelecek vadeden
• Urdu: اُبھرتا ہوا - اُمید افزا
• Indonesian: mới nổi - đầy triển vọng

جمل نموذجية

She is an up and coming musician in the city.

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This area is known for its up and coming restaurants.

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He got a job at an up and coming tech company.

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There's a lot of buzz about that up and coming fashion designer.

natural

It's hard to get tickets for up and coming bands these days—they sell out fast!

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They say this is an up and coming neighborhood, so prices are rising.

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