upstairs up·stairs adv , n adj
- upstairs up·stairs adv , n adj
- ['ʌpstɛəz]
1. adv
di sopra
to go upstairs — andare di sopra
the people upstairs — quelli di sopra
where's your coat? - it's upstairs — dov'è il tuo cappotto? - è di sopra
he went upstairs to bed — è andato di sopra a coricarsi
2. n
the upstairs — il piano di sopra
3. adj
al piano di sopra
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