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Up
speaker
speaker
Common
adj
•
upwards.
•
On or at a
higher level.
•
or
upward (as an
,
,
etc.) or toward (as a
).
•
or
at a high or
high
,
on a
or
.
•
to
or use; made public;
.
•
.
•
;
.
•
,
.
•
;
.
•
and
.
•
the
;
.
•
Above the
, in the
.
•
;
,
, value etc.
•
a
or higher
.
•
;
;
.
•
, to an
•
In a good
.
•
;
.
•
Next in a
.
•
; new; of
.
,
.
•
In Poker:
Said of the higher-ranking
in a
.
•
;
.
•
In Computing:
;
.
•
towards
.
•
In American English:
and
without
.
•
.
•
;
adv
•
from the
of the
or other
; in
to the
of
.
•
To or at a
higher or more
.
•
To a higher level of some
or
, such as
,
,
,
, etc.
•
To or in a
of
or
; not
,
of, less
d than,
from, etc.;
to or with.
•
Used as an
to
a
or
;
,
.
•
To or from
or
.
•
.
•
Towards or at a
, or any
that is
as 'up'
or
, or
,
or
change.
•
In Rail transportation:
Towards the
, towards
.
•
,
not to be
.
•
In Sailing:
Against the
or
.
•
In
.
•
In Cricket:
the
.
•
In American English:
Without
.
•
In British English:
To
,
to
or
.
prep
•
Toward the
of.
•
Toward the
,
, or main
; toward
at which something is
.
•
From
to
of.
•
Further along (in any
).
•
From the
towards the
of (a
or
).
⚠️
Of a
:
with.
•
At (a
,
one
to be higher or more
from a
).
verb
•
To
or
.
•
To increase the level or
of.
•
To
.
•
To
to a
; hence,
, to
;
.
•
To
; to
.
•
In Computing:
To
.
noun
•
The
to the
of
.
•
, or a time or
when
s are
well.
•
In Particle physics:
An
.
•
An
of a two
.
•
of
.
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