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downstairs

/ˌdaʊnˈsterz/

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adjective

/ˌdaʊnˈsterz/A2formal
  • ruПрилагательное, описывающее что-то, расположенное на нижнем этаже здания.

An adjective describing something located on a lower floor of a building.

  1. Located on a lower floorA2formal

    Situated on or relating to a floor of a building that is below the current one.

    ruНа нижнем этаже

    • The downstairs bathroom is being renovated.
    • They have a large downstairs living room.
    • The downstairs apartment is rented to a young couple.

    Synonymslower

    Antonymsupstairs

Forms
  • more downstairs comparative form
  • most downstairs superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/ˌdaʊnˈsteəz/A2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «на нижнем этаже здания или на нижний этаж». Используется для указания движения или местоположения по направлению к нижнему уровню дома или другого строения или на нём.

An adverb meaning "on or to a lower floor of a building." It is used to indicate movement or location toward or within the lower level of a house or other structure.

  1. Movement or location to a lower floorB1formal

    In the direction of, or situated on, a level of a structure that is beneath the current one, typically reached by descending steps.

    ruНа нижний этаж / внизу

    • She went downstairs to answer the door.
    • The children were playing downstairs.
    • He is waiting downstairs in the lobby.
    • I left my bag downstairs.
    • Please go downstairs and check the mailbox.

    Synonymsbelowdown

    Antonymsupstairs

  2. Euphemism for killingC1slangbritish

    A euphemistic expression for causing someone's death, frequently appearing in criminal jargon.

    ruЭвфемизм убийства

    • The mob boss ordered the traitor to be taken downstairs.
    • They threatened to take him downstairs if he talked.
    • In the spy novel, the captive was taken downstairs after revealing secrets.
    • She overheard them planning to take someone downstairs.
    • In the film, the phrase 'taken downstairs' spelled doom.
Forms
  • further downstairs comparative form
  • furthest downstairs superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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