downtown
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdaʊntaʊn/
downtown means: In or toward the main shopping and business area of a city.
adverb
In or toward the main shopping and business area of a city.
- I work downtown.
- We went downtown to buy shoes.
- Are you driving downtown this evening?
Far from the basket in basketball, especially beyond the line for three-point shots.
- She scored from downtown.
- He hit three shots from downtown last night.
- Can their guard shoot from way downtown?
preposition
In or toward the main shopping and business area of a city.
- The bus goes downtown.
- We walked downtown after breakfast.
- They stayed downtown during their visit.
Far from the basket in basketball, especially beyond the line for three-point shots.
- He shoots from downtown.
- Her winning shot came from way downtown.
- They made five baskets from downtown in the final quarter.
adjective
In or connected with the main shopping and business area of a city.
- We found a downtown hotel.
- Her downtown office is near the station.
- Downtown restaurants get busy at lunchtime.
noun
The main shopping and business area of a city or town.
- Our downtown has many shops.
- The old downtown is full of small restaurants.
- Several downtowns have become quieter as shops move away.
Questions about downtown
What does downtown mean?
In or toward the main shopping and business area of a city.
What is downtown in other languages?
Türkçe: şehir merkezinde · Español: en el centro · Français: en centre-ville · Deutsch: in der Innenstadt · Italiano: in centro · 日本語: 中心街で
How do you pronounce downtown?
It is pronounced /ˈdaʊntaʊn/.
How do you use downtown in a sentence?
I work downtown. We went downtown to buy shoes.
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