downstairs

1. The lower floor of a house, at ground level, or sometimes below.

   We looked over the house; downstairs was spacious, but upstairs really cramped.

2. The lower floor of a house, at ground level, or sometimes below.

   In particular, especially historically, the servants’ quarters.

   The family tried to ignore gossip from downstairs.

3. (euphemistic, slang)The genitalia.

   The wind lifted up her skirt and I caught a glimpse of her downstairs.

1. I wonder whether or not Tom is downstairs.

   Мені цікаво, чи Том внизу. — deniko

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2. I wonder whether Tom is downstairs or not.

   Мені цікаво, чи Том внизу. — deniko

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3. Someone is waiting for you downstairs.

   На тебе чекають унизу. — shanghainese

   ruТебя кто-то ждёт внизу. — marafon

   deJemand wartet unten auf dich. — Fingerhut

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4. Why is Tom downstairs?

   Чому Том внизу? — deniko

   ruПочему Том внизу? — marafon

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5. Tom's children are downstairs.

   Діти Тома внизу. — deniko

   ruДети Тома внизу. — marafon

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