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upbeat

/ˈʌpbiːt/

US pronunciation
American sound/ˈʌpbiːt/
upbeat
Syllables
2 syllables
Stress
1st syllable stress
Vowel
Short u vowel
Ending
Clear final sound

up - beat -> upbeat

Myanmar meaning

ဂီတတွင် အလေးအနက်အသံမထားသည့် စည်းဝါး။ အကောင်းမြင်ဝါဒရှိသော။ ပျော်ရွှင်သော။

Full entry

upbeat /'ʌnbi:y / adj

မြူးမြူးကြွကြွ။ ပျော်ပျော်ရွှင်ရွှင်။ be in an upbeat mood ❍ The conference ended on a distinctly upbeat note. Compare DOWNBEAT ၁

More examples
  • ‘There are a lot of upbeats, up in the air, which is great for dancing but really hard for an orchestra.’
  • ‘Movement is slowed with stops at percussive upbeats.’
  • ‘But havoc and harmony learn to coexist, most harmoniously on ‘Circle Square Triangle’, whose guitars punch thick upbeats despite an ungainly note count.’
  • ‘The song has three stanzas of six lines, carrying four stresses downbeats separated by upbeats.’
  • ‘Despite dramatically changing the way he lives, Chris is a positive and upbeat person.’
  • ‘Hartley has every right to be upbeat and optimistic about his life at the present time.’
  • ‘It is certainly telling that Wall Street on Friday was continuing to take its cue from more upbeat news.’
  • ‘The programme makers have promised that this new series is going to be more upbeat than the one before.’
  • ‘My daughter-in-law told me he called one day and he sounded very upbeat.’
  • ‘With the crowd on their side they belted out a series of fast, upbeat rock songs.’
  • ‘Surprisingly, Foot himself concludes on a much more upbeat note than this depressing tale might suggest.’
  • ‘The manager's upbeat mood reflects that of the people in the queue which is slowly snaking its way towards the ticket office.’
  • ‘Everett had used it a lot when he spoke and it sounded so optimistic and upbeat coming from him.’
  • ‘London shares ended the week in upbeat mood yesterday, helped by solid gains in oil and banking stocks.’
  • ‘As a whole, the tone is a little more optimistic and upbeat than previous efforts.’
  • ‘I'm not totally through the woods yet, but hopefully this more upbeat period will last.’
  • ‘Perhaps that explains why the chancellor still sounds so upbeat these days.’
  • ‘Considering a lot of things seem to be bringing me down mentally just lately, I actually feel quite upbeat today.’
  • ‘If the mood was upbeat it was merely a reflection of the play on the day.’
  • ‘The soundtrack consists of mostly upbeat dance numbers with a few slower selections.’
Synonyms
positive, cheerful, optimistic, buoyant, bubbly, up, happy, cheery, encouraging, favorable, fond, heartening, hopeful, improvement, melioration, meliorism, preferment, promising, re-formation, rectification, rosy, sanguine
Antonyms
depressed, discouraged, doubtful, down, downbeat, gloomy, hopeless, pale, pessimistic, sad, sorrowful, unhappy
Cross references
positivecheerfuloptimisticbuoyantbubblyuphappycheeryencouragingfavorablefondhearteninghopefulimprovementmeliorationmeliorismprefermentpromisingre-formationrectificationrosysanguinedepresseddiscourageddoubtfuldowndownbeatgloomy
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