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inbound

UK
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/
US
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/

Translations

inboundnoun
inbounds
pl
UK
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/
US
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/
arrivéeSens transport ou communication ; désigne l’arrivée, l’entrée de quelque chose vers un lieu ou un service.
The inbound is expected to arrive on track 2 at 8:05.
L’arrivée est prévue sur la voie 2 à 8 h 05.
Additional translations
entréeSens plus général de mouvement vers l’intérieur ; emploi moins fréquent.
Synonyms
arrival
inbound traffic
incoming shipment
incoming mail
incoming traffic
incoming
arrivals
inboundadjective
more inbound
Comp.
most inbound
Super.
UK
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/
US
/ˈɪn.baʊnd/
entrantTransport, communication, données ; se dit de ce qui arrive vers un lieu ou entre dans un système.
The inbound train is expected to arrive at the station in ten minutes.
Le train entrant est attendu en gare dans dix minutes.
Synonyms
entering
internal
approaching
arriving
incoming
Antonyms
outbound
inboundverb
inbounded
Past Simple
inbounded
Past Participle
inbounding
Gerund
Transitive; chiefly in sports, to bring the ball back into play from out of bounds.
relancerSport ; notamment au basket, remettre la balle en jeu depuis la touche.
She inbounded the ball to the point guard with two seconds left on the clock.
Elle a relancé le ballon vers le meneur de jeu avec deux secondes au compteur.

Definitions

inboundnoun
The act or instance of arriving or coming in, especially in reference to transportation or communication.
The inbound is expected to arrive on track 2 at 8:05.
An incoming telephone call, message, or customer contact in a service context.
The support center handled over 300 inbounds during the morning shift.
inboundadjective
Directed or moving towards a particular place, especially when referring to traffic or transportation.
The inbound train is expected to arrive at the station in ten minutes.
Relating to incoming communication or data, often used in the context of marketing or customer service.
The company has improved its inbound call handling to better serve its customers.
inboundverb
To put (the ball) back into play from out of bounds.
She inbounded the ball to the point guard with two seconds left on the clock.
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