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- pronunciation:
- daUn
taUn
- parts of speech:
- adverb, adjective
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adverb |
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When you go downtown, you go to the place in your town where many stores and other public buildings are. A town's library, post office, and banks are usually downtown. In some towns and cities, going downtown can also mean going to the lower part of the town or city.
We took a bus downtown, and then we walked to the library.Ruby's family often have dinner downtown on the weekends. |
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adjective |
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A downtown thing is something that is part of or located in the business area of a town or city or in the lower part of a town or city.
My mom likes the downtown stores more than the shops at the mall. |
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