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down1 /daʊn/ ●●● S1 W1 adverbadv , preposition , adjective  
1  to a lower position 向较低的位置移动DOWN to or towards a lower place or position 向下（的），往下（的） OPP up
 David bent down to tie his shoelace.
戴维弯腰系鞋带。
 Get down off the table.
从桌子上下来。
 Tears were streaming down my face.
我泪流满面。
 The sun was going down and it would soon be dark.
夕阳西下，天很快就要黑了。
 They came running down the stairs.
他们跑下楼来。
 She stood on a balcony looking down into the courtyard.
她站在阳台上朝下面的院子望去。
 Glancing down the list of runners, I noticed a familiar name.
我往下扫了一眼赛跑选手的名单，注意到了一个熟悉的名字。
 Her hair came down to her waist.
她的头发一直垂到腰际。
 Ken fell asleep face down (=with his face towards the ground) on the couch.
肯趴在长沙发上睡着了。
2  UNDER/BELOWin a lower place 在较低的位置 in a lower place or position 在下面（的） OPP up
 We heard the sound of laughter down below.
我们听到下面有笑声。
 The bathroom is down those stairs.
浴室在那段楼梯下面。
 Halfway down the page, there was the item I was looking for.
在这一页中间有我在找的内容。
3  LIE DOWNto lie/sit 躺/坐 into a sitting or lying position （坐）下；（躺）下
 Please sit down.
请坐。
 I think I’ll go and lie down for a while.
我想去躺一会儿。
4  NEXT TOalong 沿着 at or to a place that is further along something such as a road or path 沿着，顺着
 A young man came hurrying down the street.
一个年轻人急匆匆地沿着街道走来。
 She looked down the road to see if anyone was coming.
她顺着马路望去，看是否有人来。
 There is a pleasant little cafe bar a hundred yards down the road.
沿这条路往前100码处有家很舒适的小咖啡馆。
 The bus stop is a bit further down on the left-hand side.
公共汽车站还要往前一点，在左边。
5  SGDOWNsouth 南面 in or towards the south 在南方；向南方 OPP up
 They drove all the way down from Boston to Miami.
他们从波士顿开车南下一直到迈阿密。
 They sailed down the east coast of Africa.
他们驾船沿非洲东海岸南下。
 Now he’s bought a villa down south.
现在他在南部买下了一座别墅。
 a trip down Mexico way
往南向墨西哥的旅行
6  somewhere local 在当地某处 at or to a place that is not far away 在[向]附近（的），在[向]不远处（的）
 She’s just gone down to the shops.
她刚到附近的商店去了。
 I saw her down at the station this morning.
今天早上我在附近的车站看见了她。
7  river 河 away from the place where a river starts 顺河而下 OPP up
8  TIGHTfastened to a surface 固定在表面的 used with verbs that mean ‘fasten’ to show that something is fastened firmly to the surface or object below it 固定在表面[下面的物体上]的
9  LESSless 减少 at or towards a level or amount that is less 〔程度或数量〕处于低水平（的），减少（的），下降（的） OPP up
10  IN A GAMEDSlosing 落后 losing to an opponent by a certain number of points 〔以某一比分〕落后（的）
11  TCwritten 写下WRITE used with verbs that mean ‘write’ to show that you write something on paper or in a book （记）下，（写）下
12  LISTon a list 在名单上 if you are down for something, your name is on a list of people who want to do something or are intended to do something （登记）在名单上
13  FAMILYto later times 后来 from an earlier time in history to a later time or to people who are born in later times 后来（的），以后（的）
14  BBpaid immediately 当场支付 paid to someone immediately 当场支付
15  DOWNevery part 每一部分 from top to bottom 从顶部到底部
16  MIswallowed 咽下的 in or into your stomach as a result of swallowing （咽）下（的），（吞）下（的）
17  SADSAD/UNHAPPYsad 伤心 unhappy or sad 不开心的，伤心的
18. COMPUTERTDcomputer 计算机 if a computer is down, it is not working 停止工作的，停机的，不运行的 OPP up► see thesaurus at broken
19  be down to somebody RESPONSIBLEif an action or decision is down to you, it is your responsibility 由某人负责
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be down to somebody• By his calculations he was down to $ 12,006.• However, monthly inflation, which had reached 123 percent in February, was down to 5 percent by May-June.• By 1970, about 20 percent of the land in cultivation was down to export crops.• Of course, much of this is down to familiarity - knowing where the goal posts are.• Her garters were down to her ankles.• Attendances were down to one million per week.• A few students had left; the class was down to twelve or thirteen.
20  be down to somebody/something RESULTto be the result of one person’s actions or one particular thing 是某人/某事的结果，归因于某人/某事
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be down to somebody/something• By his calculations he was down to $ 12,006.• However, monthly inflation, which had reached 123 percent in February, was down to 5 percent by May-June.• Of course, much of this is down to familiarity - knowing where the goal posts are.• Say it was down to fifty.• Her garters were down to her ankles.• Attendances were down to one million per week.• A few students had left; the class was down to twelve or thirteen.
21  be down to your last pound/dollar/litre etc SMALLto be left with only a small amount of something 只剩下最后一英镑/一美元/一升等
22  down to something/somebody LOW POSITION OR RANKincluding everything or everyone, even the smallest thing or the least important person 下至〔最小的〕某物/〔等级低或职位低的〕某人
23  be/go down with something MIto have a particular illness 患某种疾病
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be/go down with something• There was a sudden space when the man at Riven's shoulder went down with a cry.• I was having a really hard time and I went down with Isabel and my dad.• Mr Black paid them off on all the equipment which went down with it, but which I know was not destroyed.• I went down with nothing but a. 45-caliber pistol and a flashlight.• Outside linebacker Mike Morton, making his first start since Rob Fredrickson went down with season-ending shoulder surgery, had eight tackles.• Looking back, it seemed inevitable that Evelyn would go down with some sort of psychological trouble.• These kids are 13,14, and they wan na be down with somethin'.• Who knows what went down with them?
24  Down with somebody/something spokenPPPAGAINST/OPPOSE used to say that you strongly oppose a government, leader etc and want them to lose their power 打倒某人/某物
25  be down on somebody/something informalAGAINST/OPPOSE to have a severe attitude towards someone or something, especially when this is unfair 对某人/某物态度恶劣
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be down on somebody/something• Copper producers were down on a drop in copper prices.• At the half-year stage profits are expected to be down on last year - around £35m against £39m.• It wasn't that money was being stolen or sneaked - everything was down on paper.• Constable Collins liked shrimp and often bought a tub of them when he was down on the Front.• Ten minutes later I was down on the private beach.• He was down on the shore, a shadow edged with silver light, combing the tide line.• Families that were down on their luck could get a small loan, food, a job referral.
26  SECleaving university 离开大学 British EnglishBrE used to say that someone leaves or has left a university at the end of a period of study 毕业
27  completed 完成的 already done or completed 做完的，完成的
28. down under informalSANSG in or to Australia or New Zealand 在[前往]澳大利亚[新西兰]
n29. → Down!
30. be down with somebody spoken informal to be friends with someone 与某人交上朋友
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be down with somebody• All the senior police officers were down with flu - so the Chief Constable asked for his aid.• By the time I jumped back inside he looked like he was down with flu.• These kids are 13,14, and they wan na be down with somethin'.• When they arrived, they were told that Mahdi was down with the flu.
→ be down on your luck at luck1(17)
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down• The next day, the sky was clear and the sun beat down.• Keep your speed down.• Can I turn the TV down a little?• Lease a new Ford today for no money down and low monthly payments.• Angie, why don't you sit down and relax?• Were there many people down at the beach today?• Grit and sand can wear down every moving part in your bike.• I think I'll go and lie down for a while.• The only thing I don't like about living down here is the traffic.• House prices have come down in recent months.• We've got most of the old Tarzan books down in the basement.• Lots of trees were blown down onto houses when a tornado hit Cleveland County.• I have his number down somewhere.• There's a parking lot down there, below the cliff.• We're going down to the mall and look at those cars they have there.• David bent down to tie his shoelace.• Well, we could tape the mat down with duct tape.
face down• Now he could see that it was lying face down.• She was flung violently forward, to land face down in a heap of blankets.• After Vorontseff had fallen off twice he was hoisted up by a grinning trooper and thrown face down in front of the saddle.• Side by side, the two men lay face down in the grass, feet toward the rear of the pale car.• He threw himself, face down, into the two-foot-deep trench and lay still.• Douglas found her lying face down on the floor.• I was lying face down on the ground.• The pieces would be taken out and placed face down on the ground.• The view while lying face down, shielding our eyes from the sun with our hands, was superb.• Larry Flynt presents the infamous pornographer as a likable slob who faced down the big guys and won.
down to• Why don't you come down to Albuquerque?• Sharif cut his report down to only three pages.
down from• You know their neighbor, the one that lives two doors down from them?
Down!
spokenDHPDOWN used to tell a jumping dog to get down 趴下！〔用于命令起跳的狗〕
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down2 verb [transitiveT]  
1  DFEATto drink or eat something quickly 大口喝下；快速吃下
2  HITto knock or force someone to the ground 将〔某人〕打倒在地
3. down tools British EnglishBrEBEL to stop working, especially because you are taking part in a strike (=protest about pay or conditions by stopping work) 停工；罢工
Examples from the Corpus
down tools• After their workmate was sacked, the other machinists all downed tools until she was reinstated.
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down• He claimed the rebels downed 35 government aircraft.• After downing a whole bottle of tequila, she swallowed several dozen sleeping tablets.• More than 60 electrical wires were downed by the wet, heavy snow.• The servant brought a glass of water, which I downed in a single mouthful.• Parker downed it in one swallow.• Malone added 20 points as Utah downed Orlando in Salt Lake City.• Schumacher sank back in his seat and downed the tumbler of whisky which had appeared at his side.• Jack downed three beers with his steak and fries.
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down3 noun  
1. [uncountableU]DCB soft hair like a baby’s 柔毛，绒毛
2. [uncountableU]HBB the soft fine feathers of a bird 〔鸟的〕绒羽
3. [countableC]DSA one of the four chances that an American football team has to move forward when it is their turn to have the ball 〔美式橄榄球中的〕10码进攻〔进攻方必须累计推进10码的四次机会之一〕
4. the downs DNSGlow round hills covered with grass, as in the south of England 〔英格兰南部等的〕有草丘陵
Examples from the Corpus
the downs• So I continued south, making my way along the great chalk road which snaked across the Downs to Dover.• But Merlins are not infrequently recorded along the Downs and are seen very occasionally further inland.• Beneath the downs between Hermitage and Melbury Bubb.• But a view from the Downs or from Studland Hill overlooks the indiscretions.• Norman Carlisle farms 2,000 acres on the downs.• The Kentish turn-wrest plough was used throughout the county but here on the Downs it was slightly heavier.• Her own cards sent in reply, picturing the pier or the downs behind the town, were of monumental insignificance.
5  have a down on somebody DISAPPROVE British EnglishBrE informal to dislike or have a bad opinion of someone 讨厌某人，看不上某人
→ ups and downs at up2(1)
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down• Bring a down jacket and a pair of gloves, and you'll be fine.• a down comforter• As a result, some aspects of Hollywood history are magnified in the ups and downs of his career.• In the second quarter, he sprinted up the field 13 yards for a first down.• They averaged more than six yards a play, and they picked up nine first downs.• They also blitzed continually on first and second downs, putting the Raiders in more predictable, long-yardage situations.• Across the fields towards the downs is the disused Wilts and Berks Canal.
down- /daʊn/ prefix  
1  DOWNat or towards the bottom or end of something 在[接近]某事物的底部[一端] → up-
2  DOWNused to show that something is being made smaller or less important 缩小〔规模〕；使降低〔重要性〕 OPP up-
3  WORSEused to show that something is bad or negative 糟的，不好的 OPP up-
From Longman Business Dictionary
downdown1 /daʊn/ adverbadv
1if an amount or the level of something goes down, it falls to a lower amount or level
By lunchtime, the 100-index was down 4.2 at 3053.1.
59% of companies report sales volume down on a year ago.
The cuts have taken the company’s UK workforce down by 30%
2FINANCE cash/money down money paid as a first payment towards a larger sum. Cash down can also mean paying for something immediately in notes and coins rather than with a cheque
The sum of money to be paid is $50 cash down and ten monthly installments of $5.
→ see also down payment
3COMPUTING if a machine, system, or piece of electrical equipment is down, it is not working
My system went down over the weekend and I didn’t get any emails.
The printer can be used even when the telecommunication lines are down.
→ opposite up
downdown2 verb
down tools if the people who work in a factory down tools, they refuse to work
Workers downed tools in protest against the redundancies.
→ compare strike2
Origin down2
1. (1300-1400) Old Norse dúnn
2. (1800-1900) → DOWN2
3. Old English dun “hill”
down1 adverbadv
→10-19
→20-30

Down!down2 verbdown3 noundown- prefix
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