Dictionary entry
Vulgarian
Pronunciation: /vʌlˈɡɛːrɪən/
Pronunciation
/vʌlˈɡɛːrɪən/
Myanmar Meaning
ချမ်းသာသော်လည်း သိက္ခာမရှိသူ။သိက္ခာမရှိသူ။
Definition
uptown /ʌp'taƱn / adj, adv ( US ) ၿမိဳ႕ျပင္။ uptown New York ❍ go/ drive/ stay uptown. Compare DOWNTOWN
Examples
- ‘The whole crew was in an uptown bar
- talking quietly.’
- ‘Business owners are also being allowed back into New Orleans' uptown district
- French Quarter and central business district
- though curfews apply and travel between zip codes is prohibited.’
- ‘She'd lost the gift of seeing the uptown world as an outsider - she was seeing it as its inhabitants did
- more or less.’
- ‘Ten blocks south of the heart of the peace march
- protesters streamed through the Union Square subway station toward an uptown train.’
- ‘At dusk
- the giant uptown oaks - with the Spanish moss waving in the wind - looked spooky but reassuring.’
- ‘They refuse to take passengers any further uptown and into Harlem.’
- ‘At the end of the letter it said to meet again at another restaurant in the uptown area the next day at noon.’
- ‘He's in the New York Presbyterian Hospital that is uptown on the upper west side called the Columbia.’
- ‘Along with recommendations related to the uptown region and urban sprawl
- the height and density study provided a set of recommendations on student housing.’
- ‘I was uptown again this weekend
- the sudden drop in temperature giving notice that Central Park's autumn colours would soon disappear.’
- ‘We have tracked down some of the more prominent residents in the uptown apartment building that had the nine-foot-wide nest of a red-tailed hawk removed the other day.’
- ‘She is Sarah
- the uptown girl and apple of her protective father's eye.’
- ‘I was traveling on bus in uptown Manhattan
- when I spotted this object of my desire
- so I got off and went straight to the shop.’
- ‘The most common dog in Japan is making its way to the United States
- taking up residence in uptown penthouses and becoming a fashion statement for the hip crowd in Greenwich Village or Chelsea.’
- ‘The study will inevitably provide the research basis upon which all such development decisions are made by the City of Waterloo for proposed uptown initiatives in the coming years.’
- ‘I found myself wandering
- freezing cold
- on the streets of uptown Waterloo
- loudly having a discussion about the theoretical persona of a student.’
- ‘She looks very uptown New York - petite in an ivory cashmere sweater
- floppy grey pants and black slip-ons
- chestnut hair tied back.’
- ‘The rally will be followed by a march to uptown Waterloo.’
- ‘Meanwhile
- the uptown communities are hashing out their agendas.’
- ‘Most students share the opinion that uptown Waterloo is the preferred location for shopping
- entertainment and alcoholic consumption
- as opposed to downtown Kitchener.’