inbound in Spanish
inbound in Spanish is adveniente, de llegada, entrante — inbound means traveling or heading toward a place, rather than away from it.
inbound in Spanish
adveniente
Coming in, heading inwards
de llegada
Coming in, heading inwards
entrante
Coming in, heading inwards
ingresante
Coming in, heading inwards
llegante
Coming in, heading inwards
viniente
Coming in, heading inwards
What does "inbound" mean?
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adjective Traveling or heading toward a place, rather than away from it.
"The inbound flight from Tokyo was delayed by two hours."
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inbound in a sentence
- The inbound flight from Tokyo was delayed by two hours.
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What is "inbound" in Spanish?
"inbound" in Spanish is adveniente, de llegada, entrante. inbound means: Traveling or heading toward a place, rather than away from it.
How do you use "inbound" in a sentence?
Example: "The inbound flight from Tokyo was delayed by two hours." In Spanish, "inbound" is adveniente, de llegada, entrante.
Are there other ways to say "inbound" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "inbound": adveniente, de llegada, entrante, ingresante, llegante, viniente.
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