bottom in Sindhi سنڌي
bottom in Tamil தமிழ்
bottom in English
- bottom⇄adj. 1. lowest or last.
Ex. These are bottom prices. I see a robin on the bottom branch of that tree. I have spent my bottom dollar.
2. (Figurative.) underlying; fundamental.
3a. of, having to do with, or at the bottom.
Ex. bott - bottom⇄bottom, noun, adjective, verb.
- bottom⇄expr. at bottom, fundamentally.
Ex. He is, at bottom, a good-hearted fellow. - bottom⇄expr. be at the bottom of, to be the real author, source, or cause of.
Ex. Her headache was at the bottom of her grumpy behavior. - bottom⇄expr. bottom out, to reach the lowest possible part, from which only a rise is possible.
Ex. Signs of a bottoming out in the economy are becoming more pronounced (Wall Street Journal). - bottom⇄expr. bottoms up! (Informal.) drink up! empty your glass.
Ex. Matt liked a world of familiar ... and well-worn refrains; without a touch of apology he gave ""Bottoms up"" toasts and uttered ""See you in the funny papers"" good nights (New Yorker). - bottom⇄expr. get to the bottom of, to discover the underlying source, cause, or significance of.
Ex. The British authorities tried to get to the bottom of the Boston Tea Party but the leaders remained unnamed. - bottom⇄expr. knock the bottom out of, to render invalid; make of no effect; bring to naught.
Ex. The rainstorm knocked the bottom out of our camping plans. - bottom⇄expr. scrape the bottom of the barrel, to use up one's last resources.
Ex. New plans must be found for raising money, he said, because ""we are scraping the bottom of the barrel right now"" (New York Times). - bottom⇄expr. the bottom falls out (of), to have a collapse (of).
Ex. The Toronto Stock market suffered the sharpest decline since the big drop of May, 1962, when the bottom fell out of the New York market (New York Times). - bottom⇄noun 1. the lowest part.
Ex. the bottom of the hill. These berries at the bottom of the basket are crushed.
2. the part on which anything rests; base.
Ex. The bottom of that glass is wet.
3. the ground under water.
Ex. Man - bottom⇄v.i. 1. to rest on a foundation; be based or grounded.
2. to reach the bottom.
Ex. The boat has bottomed twice on this shallow stretch. - bottom⇄v.t. 1. to put a seat on.
2. (Figurative.) to get to the bottom of; understand fully.
3. to set upon a foundation; base; rest.