upstairs
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UK upstairs adv: (to or on an upper floor)
SC 在楼上 zài lóu shàng
TC 在樓上
TC 在樓上
SC 往楼上 zài lóu shàng ，wǎng lóu shàng
Go upstairs and clean your room.
上楼去把你的房间清理干净。
upstairs n as adj: (located on an upper floor)
SC 楼上的
TC 樓上的
TC 樓上的
She lived in an upstairs walk-up.
Fortunately, my upstairs neighbor is very quiet.
她住在楼上的套间。 // 幸运的是，我楼上的邻居很安静。
upstairs adv: figurative (to upper management) (向上级报告 （bring it upstairs）)
SC 给上级 gěi shàng jí
TC 給上級
TC 給上級
SC 高升的（尤指明升暗降） gěi shàng jí，gāo shēng de （ yóu zhǐ míng shēng àn jiàng ）(用在kick someone upstairs)
I don't have the authority to make this decision. I'll have to send it upstairs.
我无权做出这一决定。我得向上级报告。
upstairs adv: figurative, humorous, informal (intellectually)
SC 头脑方面，智商方面
SC 脑筋方面(口语)
Bill's a pleasant guy, but he doesn't have much upstairs.
upstairs n: (upper floor)
SC 楼上 lóu shàng
The upstairs is quite cold in the winter.
upstairs n: figurative (upper management)
SC 上级 shàng jí
TC 上級
TC 上級
These instructions come direct from upstairs.
upstairs n: UK, figurative, dated (masters and mistresses)
SC 主人 zhǔ rén
TC 主人
TC 主人
SC 主家
SC 东家
TC 東家
TC 東家
The servants had to do whatever they were told by upstairs.
kick [sb] upstairs v expr: informal (promote to less powerful position) (职务)
SC 让某人明升暗降