Dictionary entry
Voluntary-controlled
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
ဒေသခံ အာဏာပိုင်များက ငွေကျေးအပြည့်အ၀ အကုန်အကျခံသည့် စေတနာ စာသင်ကျောင်းဟု အမည်တွင်သော။
Definition
up-and-coming /ʌp ǝn 'kʌmÇŋ / adj ( infml ) အလားအလာရိွေသာ။ an up-and-coming young actor.
Examples
- ‘And it could be a good move if the success of the last up-and-coming star to perform there is anything to go by.’
- ‘Dedication to these values is the reason the kids are going ga-ga over this up-and-coming young combo.’
- ‘The only thing I haven't mentioned yet is the talent of the up-and-coming hockey legends.’
- ‘People ask me who is the next up-and-coming player coming through the pro ranks
- but I don't see anyone.’
- ‘Two up-and-coming young girl bands took to the stage to headline the event
- part of a national day of action.’
- ‘He is another of the young
- gifted and up-and-coming breed of goalkeepers who has been tipped for international honours.’
- ‘He regards himself as a ‘top manager’
- not just another up-and-coming young coach.’
- ‘This new competition focuses on up-and-coming talented young players in the brass band world.’
- ‘There have been a lot of changes
- an investment in young up-and-coming players with new coaches and a new framework.’
- ‘Over two hundred people attended including many up-and-coming young handballers.’
- ‘His name was Tim and he was an up-and-coming young principal with good looks and charm.’
- ‘This may sound a bit ignorant
- but I really don't know a lot of the up-and-coming players.’
- ‘The brewery is in an up-and-coming city centre location
- increasingly valuable as Edinburgh property rates soar.’
- ‘We had some good
- experienced players surrounded by some up-and-coming youngsters.’
- ‘He had a reputation as an up-and-coming talent at the time and I was supposed to be marking him in midfield.’
- ‘The North-west playwrights showcase will then feature two plays by up-and-coming North-West writers.’
- ‘He currently is a referee assessor and acts as a mentor for up-and-coming young referees in Hampshire.’
- ‘Due to a lack of available senior players
- we had the opportunity to give valuable experience to more young up-and-coming talent.’
- ‘He continues to bang the drum loudly for both established and up-and-coming Canadian roots musicians.’
- ‘This series follows the hungry
- up-and-coming estate agents at one of Britain's most successful companies.’