| 单词 | upturned |
| 释义 | upturned adjective uk/ˌʌpˈtɜːnd/us/ˌʌpˈtɝːnd/pointingorlookingup, or having thepartthat is usually at thebottomturnedto be at thetop: 向上翘的；面朝上的An upturnedboaton thebeachprovidedshelter.沙滩上一只底朝天的船成了藏身之处。 Up and upward
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