skyward 的 2 个定义
- Also skywards. toward the sky.
- directed toward the sky.
skyward 近义词
等同于 up
等同于 lofty
等同于 overhead
等同于 uphill
等同于 upward
等同于 sky-high
等同于 upward
更多skyward例句
- Aluminum prices have jumped to the highest in 10 years, driven skyward in part by a crackdown on energy usage in China.
- In another, two bodies fell from the plane as it climbed skyward.
- Vent discharges, however, occurred only when ash-rich plumes with volcanic lightning rocketed skyward at velocities greater than about 55 meters per second.
- Indeed, despite Warren’s 19th-century epiphany that the mummy in his care, named Padihershef, was a human being, the corpse remains under a glass case at the old surgical ward of the hospital, his head still unwrapped, staring forever skyward.
- In time, these species evolved to grow skyward in dense communities that now blocked the sun from the forest floor.
- Hoist that big historical asterisk skyward and place it next to his name.
- I asked, watching buzzards, white-backed vultures, and tawny eagles corkscrew skyward on thermals.
- On Beach 130th Street just below the fire scene, two portable police searchlights powered by a generator were pointed skyward.
- But the mood in America—and the confidence levels at the White House—have zoomed skyward.
- Two balloons floated skyward in front of the Canadian Pacific building.
- Also rising here and there in the expanse, clouds that wind skyward, spreading out in a powdery mist.
- He experimented carefully, floating the rocks at different angles and then hurtling them skyward.
- He looked at the smashed automobiles, some with their four wheels pointing skyward like the stiffened legs of dead animals.
- The broncho's back arched like a bow, and the saddle went skyward.
- The man stopped, uttered an absurd little grunt, and thrust pudgy arms skyward.