| 释义 |
●ˌgo ˈdown 🔑●ˌgo ˈdown sth 🔑to move from a higher position to a lower one; to go along sth from one end towards the other （从高处）下去；（沿着…）过去◆One end of the see-saw goes up while the other end goes down.
跷跷板一头起来，另一头就下去。◆The pain goes down my arm.
疼痛传遍了我的胳膊。◆I’ve just got to go down to Jim’s office with these papers.
我得把这些文件送到吉姆的办公室去。◆Will we go down any steep hills?
我们会沿陡峭山坡下山吗？◆You’ll see the museum if you go down the road a bit.
沿路往前走一点，就看到博物馆了。◆It was hard enough to get up here (= a mountain, for example), and now we’ve got to go down!
爬上来就够呛了，现在我们又得下去！◆Their company has decided to go down the same path (= do the same things) as ours.
他们的公司已决定走我们的路子。◆I went down on my hands and knees to look for the pen.
我趴在地上找钢笔。◆I’m not going to go down on my knees and beg him to forgive me.
我不会奴颜婢膝，乞求他原谅我。OBJ road, stairs, hill
OPP go up, go up sth[v + adv] [v + prep]
 ●go down the ˈdrain (BrE also go down the ˈplughole) to be wasted; to get much worse 付诸东流；白白浪费；每况愈下●go down ˈthat roadto follow a particular course of action, especially a difficult or harmful one 踏上那条道；采取（尤指艰难或有害）的做法◆He said he’d never used drugs because he’d seen too many talented kids go down that road.
他说他从不吸毒，因为他见过太多有才华的孩子走上那条路。 |