Skyward Meaning in English
word
ˈskaɪwɝd
SKY-werd
skˈaɪwəd
SKY-wuhd
释义
Towards the sky or in an upward direction.
用法与细微差别
Primarily used in descriptive or literary contexts, both as an adverb or adjective. Common collocations: 'look skyward', 'rise skyward'. Not often used in everyday casual speech but common in writing or poetic language.
Spanish: hacia el cielo - hacia arribaPortuguese (BR): em direção ao céu - para cimaPortuguese (PT): em direção ao céu - para cimaChinese (Simplified): 朝天 - 向上Chinese (Traditional): 朝天 - 向上Hindi: आसमान की ओर - ऊपर की ओरArabic: نحو السماء - للأعلىBengali: আকাশের দিকে - ওপরেRussian: к небу - вверхJapanese: 空に向かって - 上方へVietnamese: hướng lên trời - lên trênKorean: 하늘을 향해 - 위로Turkish: göğe doğru - yukarıyaUrdu: آسمان کی طرفIndonesian: ke langit - ke atas
例句
The skyscraper rises skyward, taller than anything around it.
natural
He threw the ball skyward and tried to catch it again.
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The birds flew skyward at sunrise.
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She pointed skyward to show the rainbow.
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The rocket shot skyward with great speed.
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All the kids lay on the grass, staring skyward for shooting stars.
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