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oncoming in Spanish

oncoming in Spanish is a contrarruta, contrario, contrarruta — oncoming means approaching or coming closer, especially traffic moving toward you.

oncoming in Spanish

a contrarruta
adj
approaching; coming closer
contrario
adj
approaching; coming closer
contrarruta
adj
approaching; coming closer
en contra
adj
approaching; coming closer
en contrarruta
adj
approaching; coming closer

What does "oncoming" mean?

  1. adj Approaching or coming closer, especially traffic moving toward you.
    "He swerved to avoid the oncoming car."
  2. noun The approach or onset of something.
    "The oncoming of winter meant shorter days."

oncoming in a sentence

  • He swerved to avoid the oncoming car.
  • The oncoming of winter meant shorter days.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "oncoming" in Spanish?

"oncoming" in Spanish is a contrarruta, contrario, contrarruta. oncoming means: Approaching or coming closer, especially traffic moving toward you.

How do you use "oncoming" in a sentence?

Example: "He swerved to avoid the oncoming car." In Spanish, "oncoming" is a contrarruta, contrario, contrarruta.

Are there other ways to say "oncoming" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "oncoming": a contrarruta, contrario, contrarruta, en contra, en contrarruta.

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