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在英语中，市中心商业区叫做downtown，去远离市中心的居住区叫做 uptown, 到底为何如此称呼，原来在19世纪三十年代，纽约城快速扩张，建立居民区只能向上建在周围的高地island of Manhattan.去那里是上坡，故此叫uptown，而去商业区是下坡，故此去繁华的商业区是downtown.这两个词集可以做副词，又可以做 ...
这不是一定的，以洛杉矶和纽约这两个城市为例。 洛杉矶的城市规划是很失败的，这种失败一定程度造成了downtown的没落，加上逆城市化的影响，富人更倾向于居住在Santa Monica等有山有海风景优美的地方，白天再开车去上班，因此到了晚上，人们下班后downtown基本没人了，就成为流浪汉的聚集地。
25 Ιαν 2014 · 'Downtown Minneapolis' is what in Britain we would call the 'City Centre of Minneapolis'. Where Americans say they are 'going down town', we (especially Londoners) will say we are going 'up town'. In other British cities people may say 'I'm going into town', or 'I'm going in to the City Centre'.
9 Δεκ 2012 · If downtown is going to refer to anyplace on the basketball court, it should be near the basketball where most of the action is. With all due respect to Mr. Thompson, I thought downtown meant away from the basket, in other words, it's hyperbole for: he's so far away from the basket, he's off the court, outside the arena, past the parking lot, all the way from downtown !
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1、downtown：downtown用作副词的意思是“在商业〔闹市〕区”，还可表示“往商业〔闹市〕区”。 作“在商业〔闹市〕区”解时，一般与静态动词(如live)连用，作“往商业〔闹市〕区”解时，往往与动态动词(如come，go，move等)连用，表示运动的方向。
洛杉矶有一个特点，就是一些商店、写字楼聚集的地方在白天的时候人会比较多，但是一到了晚上基本上就没有人了。
17 Μαρ 2014 · go downtown 1; Use go to with places or static events. go to school; go to the cinema; go to a wedding; The question of when you use the definite/indefinite/no article is separate and covered in other questions. Use go on with journeys. go on a cruise; go on a hike; go on an expedition; go on a vacation
American usage is pretty odd here, with the uptown adjective for "fashionable", and downtown noun for the commercial district. In the UK we normally go up to more densely populated and culturally active places, though we sometimes go down to them if they're either South of current location or at a much lower altitude. But we never go downtown.
31 Αυγ 2014 · As of now, I am living in downtown. I'm currently living in downtown. As yet I'm NOT living in downtown. For now I'm living in downtown. I believe situation #4 "has been true for quite a while; not sure for future" is more common, so I want to understand what is the proper way to say that. For now, I'll stick with "for now".
