down in

/at the mouth

Discouraged; sad; dejected.

See also: down

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See also:

in the face
make eyes
drive
feel down
get (one) down
get down
Life got you down?
Things got you down?
(Is) life getting you down?
things getting you down?

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词组	down in
释义	down in down in */at* *the mouth* Discouraged; sad; dejected. See also: down American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: in the face make eyes drive feel down get (one) down get down Life got you down? Things got you down? (Is) life getting you down? things getting you down? References in periodicals archive The author is too wise to get bogged down in academic detail, and for the most part his writing style is clear and straightforward. Foner, Eric. Forever free; the story of Emancipation & Reconstruction A few days after Menchukov testified, his brother-in-law was mysteriously gunned down in Russia. The Konanykhine case: businessman Alexander Konanykhine blew the whistle on the corrupt, KGB-sponsored figures plundering Russia. That's why both Moscow and Washington want him dead Although Sekou's language often gets bogged down in complex wording when simpler ones would have sufficed, Urban Souls is a strong critical ally of the hip-hop generation. Urban Souls by Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou Picard says CABC would ultimately like to see commercial flights touch down in Cochrane again, but right now he would be satisfied with increase in air traffic of any sort. Efforts begin to spruce up Cochrane airport The head of the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) in Portland, Oregon, who had been under fire for the agency's unfair treatment of Asian travelers including Japanese, will step down in two weeks, the INS announced Tuesday. U.S. INS boss criticized for barring Asian travelers resigns Add butter and whirl until smooth, scraping down ins of bowl as needed. Fast & fresh: recipes from our campsite and yours, in 30 minutes or less The blog, the biggest and busiest in its category in provincial publishing, went crazy on deadline day with over 3,000 addicts logging on for an hourly up-dated rolling review of Boro's ups and down ins the transfer market. Why this blog's biggest and best
随便看	down on (one's) uppers down on your luck down pat Downs down South down the down the chute down the drain down the hatch Down the hatch! down the line down the little red lane down the pan down the pike down there down the road down the road, not across the street down the street down the toilet down the track down the tube down the tube(s) down the tubes down through (something) down through something