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upside down adj 1. (usually postpositive; upside-down when prenominal) turned over completely; inverted 2. Informal confused; muddled; topsy-turvy an upside-down world adv
1. in an inverted fashion 2. in a chaotic or crazy manner [variant, by folk etymology, of earlier upsodown] upside-downness n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
upside down upside-down adverb wrong side up, bottom up, on its head The painting was hung upside down. adjective 1. inverted, overturned, upturned, on its head, bottom up, wrong side up Tony had an upside-down map of Britain on his wall. 2. (Informal) confused, disordered, chaotic, muddled, jumbled, in disarray, in chaos, topsy-turvy, in confusion, higgledy-piggledy (informal), in disorder the upside-down sort of life that we've had turn something upside down ransack, search, go through, comb, scour, rummage through, rake through, turn something inside out, fossick through (Austral. & N.Z.) I've turned the place upside down, but cannot find it. Translations upside down adv → verkehrt herum; the monkey was hanging upside down → der Affe hing verkehrt herum or mit dem Kopf nach unten; to turn something upside down (lit) → etw umdrehen; (fig) → etw auf den Kopf stellen (inf); when my daughter was born my world turned upside down → als meine Tochter geboren wurde, wurde mein Leben auf den Kopf gestellt upside down [ˌʌpsaɪdˈdaʊn] 1. adv (person) → a testa in giù; (object) → alla rovescia, sottosopra to turn upside down → capovolgere (mattress) → rivoltare (fig) → mettere sottosopra or a soqquadro 2. adj (person) → a testa in giù; (object) → capovolto/a the room was upside down (in disorder) → la stanza era tutta sottosopra or a soqquadro upside down [ˌʌpsaɪdˈdaʊn] 1. adv (person) → a testa in giù; (object) → alla rovescia, sottosopra to turn upside down → capovolgere (mattress) → rivoltare (fig) → mettere sottosopra or a soqquadro 2. adj (person) → a testa in giù; (object) → capovolto/a the room was upside down (in disorder) → la stanza era tutta sottosopra or a soqquadro adv upside down [apsaiˈdaun] 1 with the top part underneath The plate was lying upside down on the floor. onderstebo مَقْلوب наопаки převráceně omvendt verkehrt herum ανάποδα boca abajo, al revés tagurpidi وارونه؛ پشت و رو ylösalaisin à l'envers הָפוּך उलटा-पुलटा, औंधा naopačke felfordítva á hvolfi capovolto, rovesciato さかさまに 거꾸로하다 aukštielninkai ačgārni; ar kājām gaisā; otrādi terbalik ondersteboven opp ned, med bunnen i været do góry nogami de pernas para o ar invers, cu susul în jos вверх дном obrátený prekucnjen naopačke uppochner คว่ำลง baş aşağı 顛倒,亂七八糟 догори ногами اوپر تلے lộn ngược, đảo lộn 颠倒,乱七八糟 2 into confusion The burglars turned the house upside down. deurmekaar رأسا على عَقِب، فَوْضى с главата надолу vzhůru nohama på hovedet drunter und drüber άνω κάτω patas arriba segamini نامرتب mullin mallin sens dessus dessous תוֹהוּ וַבוֹהוּ बिखेर देना naopačke a feje tetején v. tetejére á hvolf, í óreiðu a soqquadro めちゃくちゃに 혼란시키다 aukštyn kojomis nekārtībā; juku jukām tunggang-terbalik overhoop i vill forvirring, satt på hodet do góry nogami de pernas para o ar cu fundul în sus вверх тормашками hore nohami na glavo haotično uppochner ทำทำให้สับสนวุ่นวาย altüst 混亂 шкереберть, перевертом درہم برہم hoàn toàn lộn xộn 混乱 upside down → مقلوب رأسا على عقب vzhůru nohama på hovedet verkehrt herum ανάποδα al revés ylösalaisin à l’envers naopačke sottosopra 逆さまに 거꾸로 ondersteboven opp-ned do góry nogami de cabeça para baixo вверх дном upp och ner พลิกเอาด้านบนลงล่าง baş aşağı lộn ngược 颠倒 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| One funny thing about the Scoodlers was they could walk in either direction, coming or going, without turning around; because they had two faces and, as Dorothy said, "two front sides," and their feet were shaped like the letter T upside down. " "Sago"; but when she turned them upside down there was nothing inside except red and blue beads. The church had a slender-spired dome that rounded inward at its base, and looked like a turnip turned upside down, and the hackman seemed to be dressed in a long petticoat with out any hoops. |
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