downtown
डाउनटाउन
definition
adverb
I drove downtown
in or into a downtown area.
noun
the heart of Pittsburgh's downtown
the downtown area of a town or city.
adjective
downtown Chicago
of, in, or characteristic of the central area or main business and commercial area of a town or city.
example
So that was how I ended up 'downtown' the Saturday after I saw the ad in the paper.
The first I knew of events 'downtown' came from a phone call from Europe.
Last week, I was in New York City having lunch with a shift at rescue one 'downtown' New York City.
For the city's coolest district, head for Deep Ellum, to the east of the main 'downtown' area.
A free bus is also available to get Koori youth and their parents 'downtown' .
A few days later I was walking along the main drag in 'downtown' Boulder and saw her a few feet away from me.
At that time he worked for a large firm in 'downtown' New York City.
From the main fire station in 'downtown' Tampa, officials in a meeting heard the fire a mile away.
It is going to be a big event, with about 800 guests and in an ancient convent in 'downtown' Mexico City.
He then stood, walked out of the bus port doors, and toward 'downtown' North City.
The college outgrew its quarters 'downtown' and the Brothers acquired property in the Bronx.
That site is at Bay, Broad and Forsyth streets, one of the busiest traffic areas 'downtown' .
It's a happening little spot with gourmet fast food for lunchers 'downtown' .
I know of more than a few south Asian restaurant and deli owners who are close to folding their business in 'downtown' New York.
Among them are a regular foot patrol in the city's 'downtown' business area.
Avenues and the streets of central and 'downtown' Havana turned into salt water rivers.
Pickard also feels that the act addresses fears that many women face when traveling alone in certain areas 'downtown' .
The bike games were a big hit with the locals who lined the streets 'downtown' Saturday evening to watch or even participate.
We have an apartment down by the United Nations that overlooks the East River and looks 'downtown' .
The only thing they did to help was to e-mail me a list of alternate hotels 'downtown' and in outlying areas.
The goal is to make it easier for commuters to get from 'downtown' Sacramento to the city of Folsom.
It looks as though the services will make it 'downtown' this year, though, a nice change.
She lived most of her 91 years 'downtown' somewhere, in Berlin and in Vancouver.
I took a bus from the North Shore of Vancouver to the main 'downtown' part of the city.
The station was, as usual, in the middle of nowhere, though I could see the 'downtown' a mile or so away.
My own computer is in my offices 'downtown' , and I have been unable to access my account.
As we drove 'downtown' I could only wonder what Lycos could possibly be planning to do with the kids.
The requirement of hiring private security guards heralds a bonanza for 'downtown' business.
This process is characterized by an influx of private capital into distressed sections of 'downtown' city areas.
The advent this week of an association to attract more business to 'downtown' Limerick is welcome.
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