Pronunciation: /ʌp.taʊn/
noun a residential district located in the upper part of a city or town
A1 I went uptown to visit my friend.
A2 The uptown area is known for its trendy shops and restaurants.
B1 There is a new uptown development project in the works.
B2 The uptown district has seen a lot of revitalization in recent years.
C1 The uptown neighborhood is a hub for cultural events and entertainment.
C2 The uptown skyline is dominated by modern skyscrapers and luxury condominiums.
adverb in or to the upper part of a town or city
A1 I walked uptown to the store.
A2 She took the subway uptown to meet her friends.
B1 The new restaurant uptown is getting great reviews.
B2 We decided to take a taxi uptown to avoid the traffic.
C1 The uptown area has undergone a lot of development in recent years.
C2 The uptown district is known for its upscale shops and restaurants.
formal The uptown district is known for its upscale shops and restaurants.
informal Let's take a trip uptown and check out the new coffee shop.
slang I heard there's a cool party happening uptown tonight.
figurative She's always looking to move uptown in her career.
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