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单词 downtown
释义
downtown
adjective[before noun],adverb
US
uk
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/us
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/
(UKcentral,centrally)
A2
in or to the centralpartof acity:
在市中心（的）；朝市中心（的）
downtown Los Angeles洛杉矶市中心
a downtownaddress市内地址
Iworkdowntown, but Ilivein thesuburbs.我在城里上班，但住在郊区。
More examples
  • Theregenerationof the city's downtowndockfrontwill put it on aparwith Nice or Cannes.
  • Heworksin anofficetowerin downtownSanFrancisco.
  • Vandalssmashedwindowsandoverturnedcarsin the downtownshoppingdistrict.
  • I've got ameetingdowntown in 20minutesso I'll havelunchon thehoof.
  • Weboughtatouristguideto downtown Seattle before weleft.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Towns & regions: areas in towns & cities
  • anti-development
  • arrondissement
  • backstreet
  • backstreets
  • borough
  • botanic garden
  • business park
  • council estate
  • housing estate
  • industrial estate
  • marketplace
  • on skid rowidiom
  • outer ring
  • science park
  • shantytown
  • skid
  • slummy
  • subdivision
  • suburban
  • Wimbledon
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downtown
noun[U]
US
uk
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/us
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/
(UKcity centre)
the centralpartof acity:
Thehotelissituatedtwomilesnorthof downtown.
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uptownUS
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Towns & regions: areas in towns & cities
  • anti-development
  • arrondissement
  • backstreet
  • backstreets
  • borough
  • botanic garden
  • business park
  • council estate
  • housing estate
  • industrial estate
  • marketplace
  • on skid rowidiom
  • outer ring
  • science park
  • shantytown
  • skid
  • slummy
  • subdivision
  • suburban
  • Wimbledon
See more results »
(Definition ofdowntownfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
downtown
adjective[before noun],adverb
US
uk
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/us
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/
(UKcentral,centrally)
A2
in or to the centralpartof acity
在市中心（的）；朝市中心（的）
downtown Los Angeles洛杉矶市中心
a downtownaddress市内地址
Iworkdowntown, but Ilivein thesuburbs.我在城里上班，但住在郊区。
More examples
  • Theregenerationof the city's downtowndockfrontwill put it on aparwith Nice or Cannes.
  • Heworksin anofficetowerin downtownSanFrancisco.
  • Vandalssmashedwindowsandoverturnedcarsin the downtownshoppingdistrict.
  • I've got ameetingdowntown in 20minutesso I'll havelunchon thehoof.
  • Weboughtatouristguideto downtown Seattle before weleft.

downtown| American Dictionary

downtown
adjective,adverb[not gradable]
us
/ˈdɑʊnˈtɑʊn/
in or to thebusinessorcentralpartof acity:
downtown Los Angeles

downtown

noun[U]us
/ˈdɑʊnˈtɑʊn/
Thehotelissituatedtwomilesnorthof downtown.
(Definition ofdowntownfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

downtown| Business English

downtown
adjective[before noun],adverb
uk
/ˌdaʊnˈtaʊn/us
in or to thecentralpartof acity:
downtown Los Angeles
a downtownaddress
Downtownbusinessinterestssay thatrestorationwould be toocostly.
Iworkdowntown, but Ilivein thesuburbs.

downtown

noun[CorU]
Thehotelissituatedtwomilesnorthof downtown.
Thebustlingdowntowns aresurroundedbyupscaleshoppingcentersandmalls.
(Definition ofdowntownfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdowntown

downtown
Godowntownto watch a movie with the other kids.
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By the 1970s, marketing strategies that appealed to housewives no longer sustaineddowntownreal estate values.
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The gang's vehicle was later seen drawing up in front of a hoteldowntown.
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Both authors suggest thatdowntown, though often frayed at the edges or stripped of its once appealing attractions, is a recognizable place.
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Instead, he wants to 'get people thinking about what makes a gooddowntownand why' (preface).
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Such armed resistance effectively contained the worst of the violencedowntown.
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Assistants went to a public setting - a market or adowntownstreet - and selected a random sample: every fourth stall, office or dwelling, for example.
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On adowntownstreet corner of the modern city there is no distance; there is only presence.
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Separation of work and home brought the need for lunch pails anddowntownrestaurants.
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Thus, it is surprising that the sampling method used in this study (i.e. sampling fromdowntownareas) was so crude.
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The public areas included park playgrounds, where 142 samples were taken from five playgrounds, one playground per park, locateddowntown.
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There were many cinemasdowntown, but only white people were welcome.
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The two chains were frequent neighbors at many malls and in many downtowns.
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A 1969 redevelopment plan identified the obsolete street plan and lack of quality parking as a source of downtown's problems.
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Consolidation within the retail industry led to the closing of many of downtown's original department and specialty stores as well.
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