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21 볼기
n. hip, part of the body from the pelvis to the upper thigh; buttocks -
22 부르키나파소
n. Burkina Faso, country in West Africa (formerly called the Upper Volta) -
23 사교계의
adj. society, of or pertaining to the upper class -
24 상갑판의
adj. upper deck, high level in a ship -
25 상급의
adj. upper, superior; higher -
26 상단
n. upper portion -
27 상단 침대
n. upper -
28 상박
n. brachium, upper arm (Anatomy) -
29 상박골
n. humerus, long bone of the upper arm (Anatomy) -
30 상박골의
adj. humeral, pertaining to the long bone of the upper arm (Anatomy) -
31 상반신
n. bust, of the upper part of a human body -
32 상반신부
n. bust, of the upper part of a human body -
33 상복부
n. epigastrium, upper and middle abdomen (Anatomy) -
34 상복부의
adj. epigastric, of or pertaining to the upper and middle abdomen (Anatomy) -
35 상부의
adj. superior, higher in rank or position; upper, topmost, higher -
36 상완골
n. humerus, long bone of the upper arm (Anatomy) -
37 상원
n. Upper House, one of two branches in a bicameral legislature (usually the one that is less representative and has fewer members); senate, parliament, legislature, council of citizens with lawmaking and deliberative functions (esp. the U.S. Senate) -
38 상위의
adj. senior, having a higher rank; upper, superior, higher -
39 상의
adj. upper, topmost; superior; above, higher, situated farther inland--------n. coat, protective outer garment (against rain, cold, etc.); wish of the king; consultation, counseling, conference -
40 상층의
adj. upper stories, highest floors in a building
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Upper — Up per, a.; comp. of {Up}. Being further up, literally or figuratively; higher in place, position, rank, dignity, or the like; superior; as, the upper lip; the upper side of a thing; the upper house of a legislature. [1913 Webster] {The upper… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
upper — [up′ər] adj. [ME, compar. of up,UP1] 1. in a place or on a level above another [upper lip, upper jaw, upper floor] 2. higher in rank, authority, or dignity [the upper classes] 3. being farther north, farther inland, or at a higher elevation of… … English World dictionary
upper — (adj.) c.1300, originally comparative of UP (Cf. up). Cf. M.Du. upper, Du. opper, Low Ger. upper, Norw. yppare. Noun meaning part of a shoe above the sole is recorded from 1789; sense of stimulant drug is from 1968. Upper crust is attested from… … Etymology dictionary
upper — ► ADJECTIVE 1) situated above another part. 2) higher in position or status. 3) situated on higher ground. 4) (in place names ) situated to the north. ► NOUN 1) the part of a boot or shoe above the sole. 2) informal … English terms dictionary
Upper 10 — is a caffeinated lemon lime soft drink, similar to Sprite, 7 Up, or Sierra Mist. It was bottled by RC Cola.However, now that RC Cola is owned by Dr Pepper Snapple Group, bottlers are discontinuing it in favor of the similar and more popular 7… … Wikipedia
Upper — Up per, n. The upper leather for a shoe; a vamp. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Upper — may refer to: * Stimulant drugs * Vamp the part of a shoe on the top of the foot * The top part of some other object or device (gun, etc.) * The more elevated, upstream, or northern part of a town, river, or other geographical feature (e.g., the… … Wikipedia
Upper — (von engl. to upload sth., „etwas hochladen“) ist eine Bezeichnung aus der FXP Szene für jemanden, der Dateien auf einen Server lädt und diese sogenannten Leechern zur Verfügung stellt. Upper verfügen normalerweise über eine leistungsstarke… … Deutsch Wikipedia
upper — [adj1] above high, higher, loftier, more elevated, overhead, top, topmost, uppermost, upward; concept 583 Ant. below, lower, under upper [adj2] superior beautiful, elevated, elite, eminent, greater, important, more important; concept 555 Ant.… … New thesaurus
Upper [1] — Upper, (engl., spr. Öpper), ober, höher; bes. in Zusammensetzungen … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Upper [2] — Upper, Städtischer Bezirk (Township) in der Grafschaft Lawrence des Staates Ohio (Nordamerika), am Ohio River; 3000 Ew … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
