noun

When used as a noun, it means "downstairs" or "downstairs."

adjective

The adjective form of "downstairs" is "downstairs," which usually means "on a lower floor" or "located on or toward a lower floor."

adverb

The adverb of "Downstairs" means "downstairs".

Example

1. Please go downstairs and check if the package has arrived.
2. The party is downstairs in the basement.
3. I heard a noise downstairs, so I went to investigate.

adjective

1. The downstairs bathroom is being renovated, so please use the one upstairs.
2. Our downstairs neighbor complained about the noise from our party last night.
3. I prefer the downstairs seats at the theater because they offer a better view of the stage.

adverb

1. She went downstairs to grab a snack from the kitchen.
2. Please come downstairs; I'm waiting for you in the living room.
3. The children are playing downstairs while the adults chat upstairs.