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View usage for: (ʌpsaɪd daʊn) also upside-down 1. adverb [ADVERB after verb, noun ADVERB]If something has been moved upside down, it has been turned round so that the part that is usually lowest is above the partthat is usually highest. The painting was hung upside down. Salter held the bag by the corners and shook it upside down. Synonyms: wrong side up, bottom up, on its head More Synonyms of upside down Upside down is also an adjective. His eyes were open and everything he saw was upside down. Tony had an upside-down map of Britain on his wall. 2. to turn something upside down More Synonyms of upside down upside down in British Englishadjective1. (usually postpositive; upside-down when prenominal) turned over completely; inverted 2. (upside-down when prenominal) informal confused; muddled; topsy-turvy an upside-down world adverb3. in an inverted fashion 4. in a chaotic or crazy manner Derived forms upside-downness (ˌupside-ˈdownness) noun Word origin C16: variant, by folk etymology, of earlier upsodownupside down in American English 1. with the top side or part underneath or turned over; inverted 2. in disorder; topsy-turvy Derived forms upside-down (ˈupˌside-ˈdown) adjective Word origin ME up so doun, lit., up as if down: altered by folk etym. Examples of 'upside down' in a sentenceupside down There were about a dozen teacups stacked to drain upside down beside the sink.They turned their chairs upside down in case anything had been fixed under the seat.We can't just have your spell turning things upside down forever.Stephanie dragged a tea chest out of the alley and placed an upside-down dustbin on top of it.That afternoon, by the time they had finished, news had reached all quarters that upside-down Bali would bring bad luck. In other languagesupside down British English: upside down / ˈʌpˌsaɪd daʊn/ ADVERB If you hang upside down, your head is below your feet. - American English: upside down
- Arabic: مَقْلُوبٌ رَأْساً عَلَى عَقِب
- Brazilian Portuguese: de cabeça para baixo
- Chinese: 颠倒
- Croatian: naopačke
- Czech: vzhůru nohama
- Danish: på hovedet
- Dutch: ondersteboven
- European Spanish: al revés
- Finnish: ylösalaisin
- French: à l’envers
- German: verkehrt herum
- Greek: ανάποδα
- Italian: sottosopra
- Japanese: 逆さまに
- Korean: 거꾸로
- Norwegian: opp-ned
- Polish: do góry nogami
- European Portuguese: de cabeça para baixo
- Romanian: invers
- Russian: вверх дном
- Latin American Spanish: al revés
- Swedish: upp och ner
- Thai: พลิกเอาด้านบนลงล่าง
- Turkish: baş aşağı
- Ukrainian: догори ногами
- Vietnamese: lộn ngược
British English: upside down / ˈʌpˌsaɪd daʊn/ ADJECTIVE If something is upside down, the part that is usually at the bottom is at the top. The picture was upside down. - American English: upside down
- Arabic: رَأْساً عَلَى عَقِب
- Brazilian Portuguese: ao contrário
- Chinese: 倒置的
- Croatian: naopačke
- Czech: převrácený
- Danish: på hovedet
- Dutch: ondersteboven
- European Spanish: al revés
- Finnish: ylösalaisin
- French: à l'envers
- German: auf den Kopf gestellt
- Greek: ανάποδος
- Italian: sottosopra
- Japanese: さかさまの
- Korean: 거꾸로의
- Norwegian: opp ned
- Polish: do góry nogami
- European Portuguese: ao contrário
- Romanian: inversat
- Russian: перевернутый
- Latin American Spanish: al revés
- Swedish: uppochned
- Thai: คว่ำลง พลิกบนลงล่าง
- Turkish: baş aşağı
- Ukrainian: перевернутий
- Vietnamese: chổng ngược
Chinese translation of 'upside down' adv - [hang, hold, turn]
上下颠(顛)倒地 (shàngxià diāndǎo de)
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上下颠(顛)倒的 (shàngxià diāndǎo de) to turn a place upside down 把某地方翻得乱(亂)七八糟 (bǎ mǒu dìfang fān de luàn qī bā zāo) to turn sb's life or world upside down 把某人的生活搞得天翻地覆 (bǎ mǒurén de shēnghuó gǎo de tiān fān dì fù)
Definition in a chaotic manner or into a chaotic state The painting was hung upside down. Synonyms wrong side up bottom up on its head Definition with the bottom where the top would normally be Tony had an upside-down map of Britain on his wall. Synonyms inverted overturned upturned on its head bottom up wrong side up Definition confused or jumbled (informal) the upside-down sort of life that we've had Synonyms jumbled in disarray in chaos in confusion in disorder idiomSee turn something upside downAdditional synonymsMy house is always a chaotic mess. Synonyms disordered, confused, uncontrolled, anarchic, tumultuous, lawless, riotous, topsy-turvy, disorganized, purposeless, rampageous a disordered heap of mossy branches Synonyms untidy, confused, muddled, all over the place, displaced, out of place, jumbled, misplaced, dislocated, deranged, in a mess, disorganized, in confusion, higgledy-piggledy (informal), disarranged, disarrayed, out of kilter, daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Definition in a muddle books stacked in higgledy-piggledy piles on the floor Synonyms haphazard, muddled, jumbled, indiscriminate, topsy-turvy, helter-skelter, pell-mellNearby words ofupside down - ups and downs
- upset
- upshot
- upside down
- upstage
- upstanding
- upstart
Related terms ofupside down - turn something upside down
Additional synonymsa muddled pile of historical manuscripts Synonyms jumbled, confused, disordered, scrambled, tangled, chaotic, messy, mixed-up, disorganized, higgledy-piggledy (informal), disarrayed Definition in a state of confusion The world has turned topsy-turvy in my lifetime. Synonyms confused, upside-down, disorderly, chaotic, messy, mixed-up, jumbled, inside-out, untidy, disorganized, disarranged |