II. up·end [ʌpˈend] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
1. upend (rise on end):
- upend
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2. upend (submerge head):
- upend duck
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en.wikipedia.org It walks well, without waddling, and although it normally feeds by upending, it can dive if necessary.
en.wikipedia.org A place where social norms were upended was inherently suspect.
en.wikipedia.org Indirectly, it is upending the international monetary system.
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