upright in Latin
upright in Latin is ērectus, probus — upright means standing straight up, vertical.
upright in Latin
ērectus
Vertical; erect.
probus
(figuratively) Of good morals; practicing ethical values.
What does "upright" mean?
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adj Standing straight up, vertical.
"Please return your seat to the upright position."
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adj Honest and morally good.
"She was known as an upright and fair judge."
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adv In a vertical or standing position.
"He sat bolt upright when he heard the noise."
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upright in a sentence
- Please return your seat to the upright position.
- She was known as an upright and fair judge.
- He sat bolt upright when he heard the noise.
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What is "upright" in Latin?
"upright" in Latin is ērectus, probus. upright means: Standing straight up, vertical.
How do you use "upright" in a sentence?
Example: "Please return your seat to the upright position." In Latin, "upright" is ērectus, probus.
Are there other ways to say "upright" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "upright": ērectus, probus.
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