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We were rock bottom and people were doubting us.They remain in the bottom three after a third game without a goal.The answers are at the bottom of the page.It is very, very flat at the bottom.I took a walk along the bottom of the sea.WHY... are soggy bottoms a bad thing?If not, you may well end up with 28,000 new homes at the bottom of your garden.If they don't get the right results in that little block, they could be down the bottom end for the whole season.Most modern cupboards have a false bottom.Too many people are still bottom fishing.You can bet your bottom dollar on that.Last season we were in the bottom three but ended up getting promoted.Will almost certainly end up in the bottom drawer within a week.With bossa nova the treasure was hidden in the bottom of the sea.Spoon from the bottom of the dish.This time he found the bottom corner.They solved this by putting vent holes in the bottom.You can moor your boat at the bottom of the garden or in the boathouse.One has a dark top and luminous blue bottoms with matching trainers.Cut the bottom end at an angle to make pushing them into the ground easier.None of them imagines they will end up dead at the bottom of a lake.You can also use the bottom step of your staircase or the kerb outside your house.Particular attention will be paid to the house or flat at the bottom of the chain.Wine glasses go on the bottom shelf to the left. Reaching rock bottom enabled her to build back up again.Put your top lip above your thumb knuckle, and your bottom lip below it.

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bottom

British English: bottom /ˈbɒtəm/ ADJECTIVE
The bottom thing is the lowest one.
...the bottom drawer.
  • American English: bottom
  • Arabic: أَسْفَل
  • Brazilian Portuguese: inferior
  • Chinese: 底部的
  • Croatian: donji
  • Czech: spodní
  • Danish: nederste need both versions
  • Dutch: onderste
  • European Spanish: inferior debajo
  • Finnish: pohjimmainen
  • French: inférieur
  • German: unterer
  • Greek: κατώτατος
  • Italian: inferiore
  • Japanese: 底の
  • Korean: 바닥의
  • Norwegian: underste
  • Polish: dolny
  • European Portuguese: inferior
  • Romanian: inferior
  • Russian: нижний
  • Latin American Spanish: inferior
  • Swedish: lägsta
  • Thai: ต่ำสุด
  • Turkish: en alt
  • Ukrainian: нижній
  • Vietnamese: thấp nhất
British English: bottom /ˈbɒtəm/ NOUN
lowest part The bottom of something is its lowest part.
  • American English: bottom
  • Arabic: قاع
  • Brazilian Portuguese: fundo
  • Chinese: 底部
  • Croatian: dno
  • Czech: dno
  • Danish: bund
  • Dutch: bodem
  • European Spanish: fondo
  • Finnish: pohja
  • French: fond
  • German: Unterseite
  • Greek: πυθμένας
  • Italian: fondo parte inferiore
  • Japanese:
  • Korean: 바닥
  • Norwegian: bunn
  • Polish: dno
  • European Portuguese: fundo
  • Romanian: partea de jos
  • Russian: низ
  • Latin American Spanish: fondo
  • Swedish: botten
  • Thai: ก้น
  • Turkish: dip
  • Ukrainian: низ
  • Vietnamese: đáy
British English: bottom /ˈbɒtəm/ NOUN
part of body Your bottom is the part of your body that you sit on.
  • American English: bottom
  • Arabic: عَجُز
  • Brazilian Portuguese: traseiro
  • Chinese: 臀部
  • Croatian: stražnjica
  • Czech: zadek
  • Danish: ende
  • Dutch: achterwerk
  • European Spanish: trasero
  • Finnish: takapuoli
  • French: postérieurfesses
  • German: Hintern
  • Greek: πισινός
  • Italian: sedere
  • Japanese: しり
  • Korean: 엉덩이
  • Norwegian: rompe
  • Polish: pupa
  • European Portuguese: rabo
  • Romanian: fund
  • Russian: ягодицы
  • Latin American Spanish: trasero
  • Swedish: bak
  • Thai: ก้น
  • Turkish: alt
  • Ukrainian: сідниці
  • Vietnamese: mông

All related terms of 'bottom'

Chinese translation of 'bottom'

bottom

(ˈbɔtəm)

n

  1. (c) [of container, sea] 底部 (dǐbù) (个(個), )
  2. (c) [of page, list] 下端 (xiàduān) (个(個), )
  3. (u/s) [of class, league] 最后(後)一名 (zuìhòu yī míng)
  4. (s) [of organization, company] 最底层(層) (zuìdǐcéng)
  5. (c) [of hill, tree, stairs] 最底部 (zuìdǐbù) (个(個), )
  6. (c) (= buttocks) 臀部 (túnbù) (个(個), )
  7. (c) [of bikini, tracksuit] (also bottoms)
    1. 下装(裝) (xiàzhuāng) (, jiàn)

adj

  1. (= lowest) 最下面的 (zuì xiàmiàn de)
  2. (= least important) [rung, position] 最低的 (zuì dī de)
    at the bottom of 在 ... 的底部 (zài ... de dǐbù)
    to get to the bottom of sth 彻(徹)底查明某事 (chèdǐ chámíng mǒushì)

All related terms of 'bottom'

(noun) 
Definition
the lowest, deepest, or farthest removed part of a thing
He sat at the bottom of the stairs.
Synonyms
lowest part
base
Line the base and sides of a 20cm deep round cake tin with paper.
foot
Friends stood at the foot of the bed.
bed
a sandstone bed
floor
basis
foundation
vertical or lateral support for building foundations
depths
support
pedestal
a bronze statue on a granite pedestal
deepest part
Opposites
top
,
cover
,
surface
,
crown
,
summit
,
height
,
peak
,
lid
(noun) 
Definition
the underneath part of a thing
the bottom of their shoes
Synonyms
underside
the underside of the car
sole
underneath
The liquid formed on the underneath of the top plate.
lower side
(noun) 
The cathedral is at the bottom of the street.
Synonyms
end
far end
furthest point
furthest part
(noun) 
Definition
the least important or successful position
a contract researcher at the bottom of the pay scale
Synonyms
lowest level
lowest position
least successful part
(noun) 
Definition
the buttocks
(informal) 
He moved his bottom on the window-seat.
Synonyms
buttocks
Try to relax your whole back, from the buttocks up to the shoulders.
behind (informal)
jeans that actually flatter your behind
rear
He plans to have the five Olympic rings tattooed on his rear.
butt (informal)
I don't want to sit around on my butt all day.
bum (British, slang)
I slipped and fell on my bum.
ass (US, Canadian, taboo, slang)
buns (US, slang)
arse (taboo, slang)
You can't do business sitting on your arse all day.
backside
I lost my balance and landed hard on my backside.
rump
jeans stretching across her rump
seat
a kick in the seat of the pants
tail (informal)
He desperately needs a kick in the tail.
rear end (informal)
posterior
Sit down on your posterior.
derrière (euphemistic)
tush (US, slang)
fundament (euphemistic)
jacksy (British, slang)
(noun) 
I have to get to the bottom of this mess.
Synonyms
basis
The UN plan is a possible basis for negotiation.
base
Oils may be mixed with a base and massaged into the skin.
cause
The article lists the major causes of panic attacks.
ground
heart
The heart of the problem is supply and demand.
source
This gave me a clue as to the source of the problem.
principle
the principles of quantum theory
root
We got to the root of the problem.
origin
What is the origin of the word `honeymoon'?
core
He has the ability to get straight to the core of a problem.
substance
essence
Some claim that Ireland's very essence is expressed through its language.
provenance
art treasures of indisputably Egyptian provenance
derivation
The derivation of its name is obscure.
mainspring
Music has always been the mainspring of my life.
(adjective) 
Definition
lowest or last
the bottom drawer of the cupboard
Synonyms
lowest
last
base
ground
basement
undermost
Opposites
higher
,
highest
,
top
,
uppermost

Additional synonyms

in the sense of arse
Definition
the buttocks or anus
You can't do business sitting on your arse all day.
Synonyms
bottom (informal),
bum (British, slang),
behind (informal),
seat,
rear (informal),
tail (informal),
butt (US, Canadian, informal),
ass (US, Canadian, taboo, slang),
buns (US, slang),
buttocks,
backside (informal),
rump,
rear end,
posterior,
derrière (euphemistic),
tush (US, slang),
fundament,
jacksy (British, slang)
in the sense of backside
Definition
the buttocks
I lost my balance and landed hard on my backside.
Synonyms
buttocks,
behind (informal),
seat,
bottom (informal),
rear (informal),
tail (informal),
cheeks (informal),
butt (informal),
bum (British, slang),
ass (taboo, slang),
buns (slang),
arse (taboo, slang),
rump,
fanny (slang, US, Canadian),
rear end,
posterior,
haunches,
hindquarters,
derrière (euphemistic),
tush,
fundament,
gluteus maximus,
coit (Australian, slang),
nates,
jacksy (British, slang),
keister or keester (slang, US)
in the sense of base
Definition
the bottom or supporting part of anything
Line the base and sides of a 20cm deep round cake tin with paper.
Synonyms
bottom,
floor,
lowest part,
deepest part

Synonyms of 'bottom'

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