“Upturn” in Japanese
Short answer
Upturn in Japanese is “上振れ” (uwabure). Full meaning: upturn (e.g. economic), upward swing, jump (e.g. inflation).
Other ways to say “Upturn” in Japanese
上向
uwamuki pointing up, pointing upward, upturn, uptrend, upward tendency
上昇期
joushouki upturn, increment phase, rise period
上り坂
noborizaka ascent, uphill, upward slope; (gradual) upturn, increase
アップターン
apputaan upturn (e.g. in the economy), rise (e.g. in prices); upturn
上向き
uemuki pointing up, pointing upward, upturn, uptrend, upward tendency
揚げ足
ageashi raised leg, lifting a leg; upturn (in the market)
硬化
kouka hardening, vulcanization, vulcanisation, sclerosis, curing; hardening (of attitude, stance, etc.), stiffening, toughening; upturn (in the market), firming up
昇り坂
noborizaka ascent, uphill, upward slope; (gradual) upturn, increase
登り坂
noborizaka ascent, uphill, upward slope; (gradual) upturn, increase
のぼり坂
noborizaka ascent, uphill, upward slope; (gradual) upturn, increase
のぼりざか
noborizaka ascent, uphill, upward slope; (gradual) upturn, increase
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