downstairs
楼下
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'
adverb
楼下
noun
楼下
adjective
楼下的
example
After that, we put the other covers on the sofa, and suddenly the whole 'downstairs' seemed clean and fresh again!
When she went 'downstairs' to investigate, she noticed her cat, Maverick, was missing, and ran out of the house to search for him.
Tina's family had assisted her to construct a 'downstairs' bathroom for him while Christopher was in hospital.
We headed out to his car, taking the stairs 'downstairs' instead of the elevator.
I suspected that one reason the house had been on the market for so long was because nobody could imagine what to do with the 'downstairs' .
These are particularly associated with falls 'downstairs' , which are the commonest cause of babywalker related injury.
This gives the premises a capacity of 250 people 'downstairs' and 150 on the first floor.
Only I've packed all my cookbooks away while we're renovating the 'downstairs' of the house.
His guitar may often remind you of a roadie falling 'downstairs' , yet it suits this rougher hewn material down to the ground.
It includes a new conservatory, new bathroom, kitchen and windows and a newly decorated 'downstairs' area.
He snatched sleeping Sam from his bed as dense fumes filled the 'downstairs' of his home in Swinton.
The courtroom, judge's chambers and the 'downstairs' library were affected.
Their kitchen is in a state, as is most of the 'downstairs' of the house.
When he arrived he was told the child had fallen 'downstairs' and he was worried he would be blamed.
The leakage had created a crack in the ceiling of this 'downstairs' flat, which also boasted a boarded up broken window.
When, as a very young man, he practised it in his London flat, his 'downstairs' neighbour didn't like it.
I agree with the policeman who came round to break into the 'downstairs' flat when the old lady first fell and refused to go to hospital.
The men can't go 'downstairs' at a manly pace, because the women have to step carefully in those heels.
He, aged 47, awoke to find flames threatening to engulf the 'downstairs' of his home.
If only they had put in a half dozen lanes 'downstairs' instead of a dance floor.
I've been 'downstairs' taking up the carpet and taking up the kitchen floor.
As I came 'downstairs' , my right knee gave way, and I fell in a crumpled heap at the bottom.
There was the sound of feet pounding on the stairs as they came 'downstairs' .
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 fire spread across two ground floor rooms and caused 50 per cent fire damage to the 'downstairs' .
She said she ran 'downstairs' and alerted her husband, who had fallen asleep fully dressed on the sofa.
Some of the bruising and tenderness seen on examination in hospital could have been caused when she fell 'downstairs' .
I ran up the stairs, had a quick shower and came 'downstairs' fully dressed and ready.
After I was done, I grabbed my bag and ran 'downstairs' , only to find Eric climbing up the stairs.
Next was the recreation room 'downstairs' plus all the bathrooms, one on each floor.
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