upside down
Idiomatic translations of "upside down"
Angol
To turn something on its head
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Bulgár
С краката нагоре
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Bulgár
С главата надолу
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Francia
Mettre sans dessus-dessous
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Gaelic (Irish Gaelic)
droim ar ais
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Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic)
bun os cionn
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Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic)
cùl air thòin
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Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic)
beul fo bhonn
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Görög
(γυρνάω/κάνω) άνω κάτω
Holland
onderste boven halen
Kínai
天旋地轉
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Lengyel
Do góry nogami...
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Német
Auf den Kopf stellen
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Olasz
(mettere) sottosopra
Orosz
Перевернуть с ног на голову
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Orosz
Перевернуть вверх дном
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Spanyol
(poner) boca abajo
Szerb
Окренути се тумбе
Török
altini ustune getirmek
Ukrán
догори ногами
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Ukrán
Перевернути догори дригом
Észt
elu pahupidi pöörata
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Meanings of "upside down"
Angol
Lit. to invert someone or something,
Fig. to upset someone or something; to thoroughly confuse someone or something.
Often used with the verb "turn". Turn it upside down, as in Gloria Estefan's Turn The Beat Around.
To make pineapple upside down cake, you put pineapple slices at the bottom of the pan, pour batter over them, then cook. When done, you turn the pan upside down onto a plate. That way the pineapple slices are on top when you serve.
- BreezyDay 5 évAngol
unusual stand of things or thoughts
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Marica Nicolska on Hétfő, 12/11/2018 - 16:22
Marica Nicolska on Hétfő, 12/11/2018 - 16:22Explained by Marica Nicolska
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Opposite of "Right side up"
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Phil Ambro on Hétfő, 10/12/2018 - 06:03
Phil Ambro on Hétfő, 10/12/2018 - 06:03Explained by Phil Ambro
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