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inbounds

/ˈɪn.baʊndz/

inboundnoun

inbounds

/ˈɪn.baʊnd/

Translations

The inbound flight was delayed due to bad weather.

Входящий рейс был задержан из-за плохой погоды.

входящий звонок

I missed an important inbound call from the client.

Я пропустил важный входящий звонок от клиента.

Additional translations

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

inbound traffic

incoming shipment

incoming mail

incoming traffic

inboundadjective

Definitions

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

inbounds

inbounded

Past Simple

inbounded

Past Participle

inbounding

Gerund

Transitive; chiefly in sports, to bring the ball back into play from out of bounds.

Definitions

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.