upstairs in Irish
upstairs in Irish is suas an staighre, thuas an staighre — upstairs means to or on a higher floor of a building.
upstairs in Irish
suas an staighre
Up the stairs; on or to a higher floor or level.
thuas an staighre
Up the stairs; on or to a higher floor or level.
What does "upstairs" mean?
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adv To or on a higher floor of a building.
"She went upstairs to get ready for bed."
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adj Located on a higher floor.
"The upstairs bathroom needs new tiles."
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noun The upper floor or floors of a building.
"The upstairs was quiet once the kids fell asleep."
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upstairs in a sentence
- She went upstairs to get ready for bed.
- The upstairs bathroom needs new tiles.
- The upstairs was quiet once the kids fell asleep.
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What is "upstairs" in Irish?
"upstairs" in Irish is suas an staighre, thuas an staighre. upstairs means: To or on a higher floor of a building.
How do you use "upstairs" in a sentence?
Example: "She went upstairs to get ready for bed." In Irish, "upstairs" is suas an staighre, thuas an staighre.
Are there other ways to say "upstairs" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "upstairs": suas an staighre, thuas an staighre.
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