downstairs

downstairs
adjective (, downstairs adverb on or towards a lower floor: He walked downstairs; I left my book downstairs; a downstairs flat.) abajo
downstairs adj adv abajo
the kitchen is downstairs la cocina está abajo / la cocina está en el piso de abajo
she's gone downstairs ha ido abajo
downstairs
tr[daʊn'steəz]
adverb
1 (down the stairs) abajo; (on or to lower floor) a la planta baja
■ he's downstairs está abajo
■ can you come downstairs? ¿puedes bajar?
adjective
1 (room) (del piso) de abajo
noun
1 planta baja
downstairs ['daʊn'stærz] adv
: abajo
downstairs ['daʊn.stærz] adj
: del piso de abajo
downstairs ['daʊn'stærz, -.stærz] n
: planta f baja
downstairs
adj.
• de abajo adj.
adv.
• abajo adv.
• de abajo adv.
n.
• piso inferior s.m.

I 'daʊn'sterz, ˌdaʊn'steəz
adverb abajo

the kitchen's downstairs — la cocina está abajo or en el piso de abajo

he went downstairs to open the door — bajó a abrir la puerta

he fell downstairs — se cayó por las escaleras


II
noun planta f baja; (before n) <neighbor, toilet> (del piso) de abajo
['daʊn'stɛǝz]
1.
ADJ (=on the ground floor) de la planta baja; (=on the floor underneath) del piso de abajo

a downstairs window — una ventana de la planta baja

2.
ADV en la planta baja, abajo

to fall downstairs — caer por las escaleras

to come/go downstairs — bajar la escalera

3.
N

the downstairs — [of building] la planta baja

* * *

I ['daʊn'sterz, ˌdaʊn'steəz]
adverb abajo

the kitchen's downstairs — la cocina está abajo or en el piso de abajo

he went downstairs to open the door — bajó a abrir la puerta

he fell downstairs — se cayó por las escaleras


II
noun planta f baja; (before n) <neighbor, toilet> (del piso) de abajo

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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