Definition of «downtown»

The term "downtown" generally refers to the central business district of a city or town. It is often used to describe the area bounded by Main Street, Broadway and Wall Street. The term can also refer to the urban core of a city, which is typically characterized by-rise buildings, bustling streets and a variety of shops, restaurants, offices and cultural attractions. In some cities, the term "downtown" is also used to describe a specific neighborhood or district within the central business area.

Usage examples

  1. I am going downtown to catch a movie at the new theater.
  2. Let's meet for lunch at the popular restaurant downtown.
  3. I need to go to the bank, so I will be heading downtown this morning.
  4. The downtown area is filled with shops and boutiques for shopping enthusiasts.
  5. There is a beautiful park located downtown where families can enjoy picnics and outdoor activities.
  6. The museum downtown is hosting an art exhibition that I would like to visit this weekend.
  7. I recommend taking a stroll through the downtown streets to experience the vibrant nightlife.
  8. I am attending a conference at the convention center downtown.
  9. The downtown area is known for its historical buildings and architectural beauty.
  10. The government offices and courthouse are located downtown.

Sentences with «downtown»

  • They're the company that just finished one of the largest new construction projects in downtown in many years. (politico.com)
  • At least so far, no one's predicting the ruin of downtown office buildings. (realtormag.realtor.org)
  • The company typically seeks historic buildings in downtown areas for its restaurants, and is always looking to acquire additional catering venues. (fooddrink-magazine.com)
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