upside down

upside down
adverb
1) (with the top part underneath: The plate was lying upside down on the floor.) boca abajo, al revés
2) (into confusion: The burglars turned the house upside down.) patas arriba
upside down adv al revés
upside down
tr[ʌpsaɪd'daʊn]
adverb
1 al revés
2 figurative use (disorder) patas arriba
upside down [.ʌp.saɪd'daʊn] adv
1) : al revés
2) : en confusión, en desorden
upside down
adv.
(variante de "upside-down")
'ʌpsaɪd
adjective al revés (con la parte de arriba abajo)

to turn something upside down — \<\<object\>\> poner* algo boca abajo, darle* la vuelta a algo, dar* vuelta algo (CS); \<\<theory/world\>\> revolucionar

the burglars turned the house upside down — los ladrones no dejaron cosa sin revolver en la casa, los ladrones dejaron la casa patas arriba (fam)

* * *
['ʌpsaɪd]
adjective al revés (con la parte de arriba abajo)

to turn something upside down — \<\<object\>\> poner* algo boca abajo, darle* la vuelta a algo, dar* vuelta algo (CS); \<\<theory/world\>\> revolucionar

the burglars turned the house upside down — los ladrones no dejaron cosa sin revolver en la casa, los ladrones dejaron la casa patas arriba (fam)


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