Definition of upthrust in English:

upthrust

nounˈʌpθrʌstˈəpˌθrəst

Physics

1The upward force that a liquid or gas exerts on a body floating in it.
〔物理〕上冲力
Example sentencesExamples
- The fish in the bucket is upthrusted by the water.
1. 1.1Geology
  another term for uplift
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many boats from San Carlos make a beeline to the rugged upthrust of San Pedro Nolasco Island, where the phenomenon brings sierra, dorado, and snapper to the surface.
  This feature was once described as ‘the finest ‘small’ mountain feature in the British Isles ’, and is in reality an east-west ridge of volcanic rock which appears as a narrow upthrust of columnar pitchstone when seen from the south or east.
  In addition, the rocks here are a mix of volcanic upthrusts and soft red sandstone.

verbˈʌpθrʌstˈəpˌθrəst

[with object]usually as adjective upthrust

Thrust (something) upwards.
向上推，使向上冲，向上伸出
Turco's upthrust beard
阿尔及利亚士兵上翘的胡子。
Example sentencesExamples
- Another theory takes a geological approach and points out that these peaks are made of younger, upthrusted lava, and thus look different and ‘crazy’ compared to the surrounding rock.
- The Grenadiers consist of upthrusted blocks of Precambrian Quartzite and slate.
- Much of the island is an ancient limestone seabed that has been upthrusted by tectonic forces.
- It wound around hillocks and between upthrust boulders, even the trees they passed were mightier of girth.
- But since then, the violent upthrusting of the Andean chain has carried the sediments to the tops of mountains.
- The area of interest is located on an upthrusted block.
- The hills were formed by some upthrusting of the earth's crust which changed the landscape dramatically after the weight of the ice was melted away.
- Over several million years these large blocks of land were upthrusted, dissected by erosion, and then inundated by the sea; during this period, sedimentary layers formed of varying thicknesses.
- The tented arch pattern consists of at least one upthrusting ridge, which tends to bisect superior ridges at right angles, more or less.
- She is broken into four separate images, each of which shows a portion of her body - first her head reclining on upthrust arms, then her torso, thighs and feet.
- An upthrusted rock is carved as an altar.
- The most common type of reef historically, found in the Chesapeake is a upthrusting reef, which protrudes upward from the bottom.
- He swore and kicked at the trunk as it caught on an upthrust root, then swore again as it jerked free and slammed into his shin.
- The image is freshened by a sky blue ground framing the darker silhouette and accenting the yellow-gold braid of the uniform and Roulin's upthrust bearded face.
- The constant eruptions of Io's many volcanoes should prevent the formation of mountains formed by upthrusting rock, yet here it stands.
Synonyms
raise, hoist, lift, lift up, raise aloft, haul up, winch up, lever up, heave up, hike up, hitch up, pull up, take up, upraise, uplift, elevate

Definition of upthrust in US English:

upthrust

nounˈəpˌθrəstˈəpˌTHrəst

Physics

1The upward force that a liquid or gas exerts on a body floating in it.
〔物理〕上冲力
Example sentencesExamples
- The fish in the bucket is upthrusted by the water.
1. 1.1Geology
  another term for uplift
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many boats from San Carlos make a beeline to the rugged upthrust of San Pedro Nolasco Island, where the phenomenon brings sierra, dorado, and snapper to the surface.
  In addition, the rocks here are a mix of volcanic upthrusts and soft red sandstone.
  This feature was once described as ‘the finest ‘small’ mountain feature in the British Isles ’, and is in reality an east-west ridge of volcanic rock which appears as a narrow upthrust of columnar pitchstone when seen from the south or east.
2. 1.2 An upward thrust.
  the upthrust of Manhattan skyscrapers
  Example sentencesExamples
  Detailing this process in his book 'Wealth and Democracy', Kevin Phillips writes: ‘The upthrust of the largest fortunes principally reflected gargantuan increases in stock market valuations, especially technology holdings.’

verbˈəpˌθrəstˈəpˌTHrəst

[with object]usually as adjective upthrust

Thrust (something) upward.
向上推，使向上冲，向上伸出
Turco's upthrust beard
阿尔及利亚士兵上翘的胡子。
Example sentencesExamples
- The image is freshened by a sky blue ground framing the darker silhouette and accenting the yellow-gold braid of the uniform and Roulin's upthrust bearded face.
- She is broken into four separate images, each of which shows a portion of her body - first her head reclining on upthrust arms, then her torso, thighs and feet.
- The hills were formed by some upthrusting of the earth's crust which changed the landscape dramatically after the weight of the ice was melted away.
- The area of interest is located on an upthrusted block.
- An upthrusted rock is carved as an altar.
- Much of the island is an ancient limestone seabed that has been upthrusted by tectonic forces.
- He swore and kicked at the trunk as it caught on an upthrust root, then swore again as it jerked free and slammed into his shin.
- The Grenadiers consist of upthrusted blocks of Precambrian Quartzite and slate.
- But since then, the violent upthrusting of the Andean chain has carried the sediments to the tops of mountains.
- The constant eruptions of Io's many volcanoes should prevent the formation of mountains formed by upthrusting rock, yet here it stands.
- The most common type of reef historically, found in the Chesapeake is a upthrusting reef, which protrudes upward from the bottom.
- The tented arch pattern consists of at least one upthrusting ridge, which tends to bisect superior ridges at right angles, more or less.
- Over several million years these large blocks of land were upthrusted, dissected by erosion, and then inundated by the sea; during this period, sedimentary layers formed of varying thicknesses.
- It wound around hillocks and between upthrust boulders, even the trees they passed were mightier of girth.
- Another theory takes a geological approach and points out that these peaks are made of younger, upthrusted lava, and thus look different and ‘crazy’ compared to the surrounding rock.
Synonyms
raise, hoist, lift, lift up, raise aloft, haul up, winch up, lever up, heave up, hike up, hitch up, pull up, take up, upraise, uplift, elevate

单词	upthrust
释义	Definition of upthrust in English: upthrust nounˈʌpθrʌstˈəpˌθrəst Physics 1The upward force that a liquid or gas exerts on a body floating in it. 〔物理〕上冲力 Example sentencesExamples The fish in the bucket is upthrusted by the water. 1.1Geology another term for uplift Example sentencesExamples Many boats from San Carlos make a beeline to the rugged upthrust of San Pedro Nolasco Island, where the phenomenon brings sierra, dorado, and snapper to the surface. This feature was once described as ‘the finest ‘small’ mountain feature in the British Isles ’, and is in reality an east-west ridge of volcanic rock which appears as a narrow upthrust of columnar pitchstone when seen from the south or east. In addition, the rocks here are a mix of volcanic upthrusts and soft red sandstone. verbˈʌpθrʌstˈəpˌθrəst [with object]usually as adjective upthrust Thrust (something) upwards. 向上推，使向上冲，向上伸出 Turco's upthrust beard 阿尔及利亚士兵上翘的胡子。 Example sentencesExamples Another theory takes a geological approach and points out that these peaks are made of younger, upthrusted lava, and thus look different and ‘crazy’ compared to the surrounding rock. The Grenadiers consist of upthrusted blocks of Precambrian Quartzite and slate. Much of the island is an ancient limestone seabed that has been upthrusted by tectonic forces. It wound around hillocks and between upthrust boulders, even the trees they passed were mightier of girth. But since then, the violent upthrusting of the Andean chain has carried the sediments to the tops of mountains. The area of interest is located on an upthrusted block. The hills were formed by some upthrusting of the earth's crust which changed the landscape dramatically after the weight of the ice was melted away. Over several million years these large blocks of land were upthrusted, dissected by erosion, and then inundated by the sea; during this period, sedimentary layers formed of varying thicknesses. The tented arch pattern consists of at least one upthrusting ridge, which tends to bisect superior ridges at right angles, more or less. She is broken into four separate images, each of which shows a portion of her body - first her head reclining on upthrust arms, then her torso, thighs and feet. An upthrusted rock is carved as an altar. The most common type of reef historically, found in the Chesapeake is a upthrusting reef, which protrudes upward from the bottom. He swore and kicked at the trunk as it caught on an upthrust root, then swore again as it jerked free and slammed into his shin. The image is freshened by a sky blue ground framing the darker silhouette and accenting the yellow-gold braid of the uniform and Roulin's upthrust bearded face. The constant eruptions of Io's many volcanoes should prevent the formation of mountains formed by upthrusting rock, yet here it stands. Synonyms raise, hoist, lift, lift up, raise aloft, haul up, winch up, lever up, heave up, hike up, hitch up, pull up, take up, upraise, uplift, elevate Definition of upthrust in US English: upthrust nounˈəpˌθrəstˈəpˌTHrəst Physics 1The upward force that a liquid or gas exerts on a body floating in it. 〔物理〕上冲力 Example sentencesExamples The fish in the bucket is upthrusted by the water. 1.1Geology another term for uplift Example sentencesExamples Many boats from San Carlos make a beeline to the rugged upthrust of San Pedro Nolasco Island, where the phenomenon brings sierra, dorado, and snapper to the surface. In addition, the rocks here are a mix of volcanic upthrusts and soft red sandstone. This feature was once described as ‘the finest ‘small’ mountain feature in the British Isles ’, and is in reality an east-west ridge of volcanic rock which appears as a narrow upthrust of columnar pitchstone when seen from the south or east. 1.2 An upward thrust. the upthrust of Manhattan skyscrapers Example sentencesExamples Detailing this process in his book 'Wealth and Democracy', Kevin Phillips writes: ‘The upthrust of the largest fortunes principally reflected gargantuan increases in stock market valuations, especially technology holdings.’ verbˈəpˌθrəstˈəpˌTHrəst [with object]usually as adjective upthrust Thrust (something) upward. 向上推，使向上冲，向上伸出 Turco's upthrust beard 阿尔及利亚士兵上翘的胡子。 Example sentencesExamples The image is freshened by a sky blue ground framing the darker silhouette and accenting the yellow-gold braid of the uniform and Roulin's upthrust bearded face. She is broken into four separate images, each of which shows a portion of her body - first her head reclining on upthrust arms, then her torso, thighs and feet. The hills were formed by some upthrusting of the earth's crust which changed the landscape dramatically after the weight of the ice was melted away. The area of interest is located on an upthrusted block. An upthrusted rock is carved as an altar. Much of the island is an ancient limestone seabed that has been upthrusted by tectonic forces. He swore and kicked at the trunk as it caught on an upthrust root, then swore again as it jerked free and slammed into his shin. The Grenadiers consist of upthrusted blocks of Precambrian Quartzite and slate. But since then, the violent upthrusting of the Andean chain has carried the sediments to the tops of mountains. The constant eruptions of Io's many volcanoes should prevent the formation of mountains formed by upthrusting rock, yet here it stands. The most common type of reef historically, found in the Chesapeake is a upthrusting reef, which protrudes upward from the bottom. The tented arch pattern consists of at least one upthrusting ridge, which tends to bisect superior ridges at right angles, more or less. Over several million years these large blocks of land were upthrusted, dissected by erosion, and then inundated by the sea; during this period, sedimentary layers formed of varying thicknesses. It wound around hillocks and between upthrust boulders, even the trees they passed were mightier of girth. Another theory takes a geological approach and points out that these peaks are made of younger, upthrusted lava, and thus look different and ‘crazy’ compared to the surrounding rock. Synonyms raise, hoist, lift, lift up, raise aloft, haul up, winch up, lever up, heave up, hike up, hitch up, pull up, take up, upraise, uplift, elevate
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