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upborne
UK
/ʌpˈbɔːn/
US
/ʌpˈbɔrn/
Translations
upborne
Past Participle
upbore
Past Simple
upborne
Past Participle
upbearing
Gerund
UK
/ʌpˈbɪə/
US
/ʌpˈbɪr/
archaic; used both transitively ("to support, sustain") and intransitively ("to rise, be borne upward")
The balloon began to upbear as the hot air filled its envelope.
Le ballon commença à s’élever lorsque l’air chaud remplit son enveloppe.
The strong beams upbear the weight of the roof.
Les fortes poutres soutiennent le poids du toit.
Definitions
The strong beams upbear the weight of the roof.
The balloon began to upbear as the hot air filled its envelope.