의미:
upstairs
up·stairs ad.
1 2
층으로[에], 위층으로[에]; 계단을 올라서
2 한층 높은 지위에
3 【항공】 고공에
4 《구어》 머리 속은, 두뇌는(in the head)
▶ She is all vacant upstairs. 그 여자는 머리가 텅 비어 있다.
kick a person
upstairs ⇒ kick.
━ n. pl.
1 [단수·복수 취급] 2층, 위층; 상층부; 《영·구어》
2 《구어》 머리, 두뇌
━ a.
1 2층의, 위층의
▶ an upstairs window 2층의 창
2 높은 곳에 있는, 고도(高度)의
not much going on upstairs 관용구
Man upstairs
When people refer to the man upstairs, they are referring to God.
kick upstairs
kick upstairs Promote someone to a higher but less desirable position, especially one with less authority. For example,
Paul never forgave the company for kicking him upstairs at age 55. This expression alludes to its antonym,
kick downstairs, simply meaning “eject.” [Mid-1900s]
upstairs
upstairs see
kick upstairs.
not abundant activity on upstairs
Not actual abundant in the way of intelligence. She seems nice enough, but I get the faculty that there's not abundant activity on upstairs. Jake's admirer is abundantly attractive, but he doesn't accept abundant activity on admiral from what I can tell.Learn more: going, much, not, on, upstairs