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upper in German

upper in German is obere, oberer, ober — upper means positioned higher, in rank, level, or physical location, than something else.

upper in German

obere
adj
oberer
adj
At a higher level, rank or position.
obere
adj
At a higher level, rank or position.
ober
adj
Situated on higher ground, further inland, or more northerly.
Upper
noun
A stimulant, such as amphetamine, that increases energy and decreases appetite.

What does "upper" mean?

  1. adj Positioned higher, in rank, level, or physical location, than something else.
    "She lives on the upper floor of the building."
  2. noun The top part of a shoe, covering the foot above the sole.
    "The boot's leather upper had started to crack."
  3. noun Informal: a stimulant drug, or anything that makes someone feel more energetic or cheerful.
    "The comedy show was a real upper after a stressful week."
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upper in a sentence

  • She lives on the upper floor of the building.
  • He was promoted to the upper management team.
  • The boot's leather upper had started to crack.
  • The comedy show was a real upper after a stressful week.

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What is "upper" in German?

"upper" in German is obere, oberer, ober. upper means: Positioned higher, in rank, level, or physical location, than something else.

How do you use "upper" in a sentence?

Example: "She lives on the upper floor of the building." In German, "upper" is obere, oberer, ober.

Are there other ways to say "upper" in German?

Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "upper": obere, oberer, ober, Upper.

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