upcoming
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈʌpkʌmɪŋ/
upcoming means: Going to happen or appear soon.
adjective
Going to happen or appear soon.
- I'm excited about the upcoming trip.
- Tickets for the upcoming concert are available now.
- Have you prepared for your upcoming exams?
Likely to become successful soon; sometimes used where people normally say up-and-coming.
- She's an upcoming singer with real talent.
- The gallery features upcoming artists from our town.
- An upcoming young actor won the lead role.
noun
The act of moving upwards or coming into view.
- They watched the upcoming of the sun.
- The sun's upcoming brought warmth to the valley.
- Mist hid the upcoming of the moon.
A punishment or unpleasant result that someone deserves because of their bad behavior.
- The villain finally got his upcoming.
- She believed his defeat was a deserved upcoming.
- He received his upcoming after years of cheating.
Questions about upcoming
What does upcoming mean?
Going to happen or appear soon.
What is upcoming in other languages?
Türkçe: yaklaşan · Español: próximo · Français: prochain · Deutsch: bevorstehend · Italiano: prossimo · 日本語: 今度の
How do you pronounce upcoming?
It is pronounced /ˈʌpkʌmɪŋ/.
How do you use upcoming in a sentence?
I'm excited about the upcoming trip. Tickets for the upcoming concert are available now.
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