downstairs
সিঁড়ি বেয়ে নিচে
definition
adverb
I tripped over the cat and fell downstairs
down a flight of stairs.
noun
the downstairs was hardly damaged at all
the ground floor or lower floors of a building.
adjective
the downstairs bathroom
situated downstairs.
translation of 'downstairs'
নিচের তলায়,
সিঁড়ি বেয়ে নিচে
example
Only I've packed all my cookbooks away while we're renovating the 'downstairs' of the house.
Tina's family had assisted her to construct a 'downstairs' bathroom for him while Christopher was in hospital.
As I came 'downstairs' , my right knee gave way, and I fell in a crumpled heap at the bottom.
When he arrived he was told the child had fallen 'downstairs' and he was worried he would be blamed.
She had fallen 'downstairs' , broken a leg and knocked herself unconscious, and had been taken into hospital.
I heard the door open 'downstairs' and my brother bomb in and up the stairs.
The whole 'downstairs' of the house smelled something awful for two weeks.
I walked 'downstairs' to see Billy standing at the bottom of the stairs ready to take my hand.
The breakfast diner was 'downstairs' on the first floor, just opposite of the front desk.
When he didn't see him in the 'downstairs' , he went to the stairs, and went up to the bedroom.
A cursory inspection revealed several feet of water in a 'downstairs' bathroom and closet.
After returning home, he sat 'downstairs' for a while and, shortly after midnight, he said he was going to the toilet.
The men can't go 'downstairs' at a manly pace, because the women have to step carefully in those heels.
I went 'downstairs' to get a glass of water, the stairs creaking every time I moved.
Whether it's your home office, a bathroom window or a 'downstairs' bedroom, the issue of privacy is one that concerns us all.
The leakage had created a crack in the ceiling of this 'downstairs' flat, which also boasted a boarded up broken window.
He told the inquiry he did not use the upper floor of his home and lived mainly 'downstairs' with his invalid wife.
The low-maintenance Australian cypress flooring is carried throughout the 'downstairs' of the house.
This gives the premises a capacity of 250 people 'downstairs' and 150 on the first floor.
Their kitchen is in a state, as is most of the 'downstairs' of the house.
The kitchen is fitted with units of Canadian maple and includes a four-ring Meile gas hob while the 'downstairs' bathroom has a spa bath.
Originally she intended to extend the back of the house in Stokes Croft to create a 'downstairs' bedroom and bathroom for Kieran.
A 20-year-old man began to cook chips then fell asleep on a 'downstairs' sofa.
The bedroom itself was not too bad but the place was definitely a pub and not an inn and the 'downstairs' smelt of stale beer and cigarette smoke.
The youths entered the house by smashing a 'downstairs' window.
I ran up the stairs, had a quick shower and came 'downstairs' fully dressed and ready.
Afterwards, you sit alone in the 'downstairs' rec room, watching the newsmen on the TV.
When, as a very young man, he practised it in his London flat, his 'downstairs' neighbour didn't like it.
I've been 'downstairs' taking up the carpet and taking up the kitchen floor.
The courtroom, judge's chambers and the 'downstairs' library were affected.
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