英语词组down是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomdowndown-and-dirty AmEAmE1 slang used about a competition, argument, fight etc in which people say or do nasty, unfair, or dishonest things in order to defeat someone or get an advantage over them :The down-and-dirty Texas Governor's race has occupied the media's attention for the last six months. What will they do now? The race for the National League West pennant is getting down-and-dirty, with the Padres and Dodgers continuing their mud wrestle for first place.2 used about a way of behaving, performing, working etc that people admire because it is full of energy, confidence, and strong basic emotions:The first track on the album is a down-and-dirty country-blues treatment of 'That's all right Mama', a song that was a hit for Elvis in 1956.The main characters in the movie are Spoon and Stretch, two likeable, witty drug addicts trying to clean themselves up in the down-and-dirty inner city.be down and out1 used about someone who has nowhere to live, no job, and often uses drugs or drinks too much alcohol:Wright's spent a lot of his own money setting up a program to help those who are down and out.They say she was down and out and had started using drugs about six months before her death.down-and-out: Wallace Beery won an Oscar in the 1931 film about a down-and-out boxer and his son.2 to be beaten in a competition or contest:The 49ers are not in the playoffs, but nobody could say that the team is down and out. "They're still one of the best teams in football," said Meyers.One minute later, the Quakers were down and out as McGhee came from the right to score the winning goal.

Note People often say that a person, group, team etc is 'down but not out' when they are doing badly or in a bad situation, but there is a chance that things will improveHereford were down but not out. They struggled on, and finally overcame Wimbledon's tough defenders to win 2-1.

down in one BrEBrEdrinkspoken used in order to tell someone to drink something in one mouthful:Okay, down in one and then you won't taste it.The tequila slammer takes its name from being slammed against the bar-top, and then it's down in one.down undertowards in or to Australia or New Zealand:Visit your family down under on one of our new cut-price flights.Because of his other work commitments, Terry won't be able to make the trip down under, so we've asked Phil to go instead.have a down on someone BrEBrE(also have a downer on sb)used in order say that someone disapproves of a person and thinks that everything they do is wrong, even if this is not fair:Mr Judd has had a down on me ever since I missed his lecture.I just lose patience with him having a downer on himself all the time.have sth down pat(also have sth off pat BrE)to know something very well, so that you can say it or do it without having to think about it:Everything was ready for the banquet, and all the waiters had their routines down pat.That's a difficult question. I'm afraid I haven't got the answer off pat.it's/that's down to BrEBrEused in order to say that a particular person, event, action etc is the reason why something has happened:"How did you know I was staying here?" "That's all down to Graham - he rang the tourist board."The police don't decide whether you go to prison or not; that's down to the judge and jury.

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1. verb To eat or drink something very quickly. Wow, you guys really downed that dish—I guess you liked it!

2. verb To throw or shove someone to the ground. Well, that was a quick wrestling match—Adam downed his opponent in no time at all.

3. noun In American football, one of four chances to advance a minimum of 10 yards. If the team in possession of the ball does not advance 10 yards in these four attempts, then they yield the ball to their opponent. On a miraculous play, they scored a touchdown on fourth down.

4. adjective Sad or depressed. Sorry, I'm a little down—I had a really bad day.

5. adjective Not functioning, as of a machine or system. The computer system will be down this weekend for some routine maintenance.

6. adjective Finished or completed. All right, one room down, two to go before our painting is done.

7. adjective At a deficit; behind in the score. We're only down by one, so we have plenty of time to make a comeback in the third period.

8. adjective Committed to memory. I still don't have the quadratic equation down—can you remind me what it is?

*down (with someone )

Sl. friends with someone; okay or on good terms with someone. (Down = okay. *Typically: be ~; get ~.) It's okay. I'm down with Chuck. Chuck and I are down.

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down

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1. mod. depressed; melancholy. (see also down with something.) I feel sort of down today.

2. mod. [of a machine] inoperative. (Originally said of a computer.) The system is down. Come back later.

3. tv. to eat or drink something down quickly. She downed her sandwich in record time.

4. tv. to throw someone down, as in wrestling; to knock someone down as in a fight. Wilbur downed his opponent and won the match.

5. mod. behind in a score. They’re twenty points down, and it looks like the Adamsville team has won.

6. mod. finished; completed; behind one. One down and three to go.

7. mod. learned; memorized. (From sense 6) I’ve got the dates down, but not the names.

8. mod. okay; satisfactory; cool; in agreement. (see also down (with someone).) We had a fight, but we’re down now.

9. mod. prepared; knowledgeable. (From senses 7 and 8.) Are you down for the test tomorrow?

10. mod. alcohol intoxicated. Five beers and he was down.

11. Go to downer.

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(as) soft as down
(one's) whole world came crashing down around (one)
(one's) whole world was turned upside down
(right) down (one's) alley
10 Downing Street
a chill runs/goes down (one's) spine
a chill runs/goes down somebody's spine
a down-and-outer
a knock-down, drag-out fight
a shiver down (one's) spine
a shiver ran down (one's) spine
a shiver runs/goes down (one's) spine
a shiver runs/goes down somebody's spine
a shiver went down (one's) spine
a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down
all along the line
all along/down the line
all the way down the line
along the line
Anything new down your way?
argue (someone or something) down
argue down
ask down
back down
bargain (someone or something) down
bargain down
batten down the hatches
batten down the hatches, to
batter down
be (down) on (one's) uppers
be (right) down (one's) alley
be breathing down (one's) neck
be breathing down someone's neck
be brought down a notch (or two)
be brought down a peg (or two)
be caught with (one's) pants down
be caught with (one's) trousers down
be caught with your pants down
be chucking (it) down
be dead from the waist down
be down
be down in the dumps
be down in the mouth
be down on (one) like a ton of bricks
be down on (one's) luck
be down on (someone or something)
be down on your luck
be down to (do something)
be down to (one)
be down to (something)
be down to somebody/something
be down to something
be down to the wire
be down with (something)
be jumping up and down
be knocked down a notch (or two)
be knocked down a peg (or two)
be pulled down a notch (or two)
be pulled down a peg (or two)
be shot down in flames
be taken down a notch (or two)
be taken down a peg (or two)
be tipping (it) down
be up and down
be/come down on somebody like a ton of bricks
beam down
bear down
bear down (on)
beat (someone) down to size
beat (someone) hands down
beat down
beat down on (someone or something)
beat down to size
bed down
bed down (some place)
bed down some place
belt a drink down
belt down
belt down (something or someone)
bend down
bid (something) down
bid down
bind (something or someone) down
bind down
blaze down
blaze down on (someone or something)
blow down
blow me down
bog down
bogged down
boil (something) down to (something)
boil down
boil down to
boil down to something
boil down to, to
bolt down
boogie down
boogie down to (some place)
boogie down to somewhere
boogie on down
bounce up and down
bow down
bow down before (someone)
bow down in the house of Rimmon
bow down to (someone)
break down
break down and cry
break it down
break it down!
breathe down (one's) neck
breathe down neck
breathe down somebody's neck
breathe down someone's neck
bring (one) back (down) to earth
bring (one) down a peg (or two)
bring (one) down to earth
bring (someone) down a notch (or two)
bring (something) (down) about (one's) ears
bring (something) crashing down (around) (one)
bring (something) down on (one's) head
bring (something) down on (oneself)
bring (something) down to (one's) level
bring crashing down
bring down
bring down on
bring down the curtain
bring down the curtain (on something)
bring down the curtain on
bring down the house
bring down the house, to
bring down the shutters
bring down to
bring down to earth
bring somebody/come down to earth
bring someone down
bring the curtain down on something
bring the house down
bring/put down the shutters
bring/ring down the curtain
bring/take somebody down a peg
bringdown
bring-down
brush down
bucket down
buckle down
buff down
build down
bunk down
bunk down (for the night)
burn down
burn someone down
button down
button-down
buttoned-down
call down
calm down
can't nail (something) down
carry down
cash down
cast (one's) eyes down
cast down
cast eyes down
catch (one) with (one's) pants down
catch (someone) with his pants down, to
catch somebody with their pants down
catch someone with their pants down
catch with pants down
caught with (one's) pants down
caught with one's pants down, be
chain (something) down
chain down
change down
charge down
charge down on
charge down on (someone or something)
chase down
chips are down, the
choke down
chop down
chow down
chow something down
chuck (something) down
chuck down
chuck it down
chuck something down
clamp down
clamp down on
clamp down on (someone or something)
clean down
climb down
close down
close down and shut down
clunk down
come back (down) to earth
come down
come down hard
come down hard on (someone or something)
come down hard on someone
come down in buckets
come down in the world
come down like a ton of bricks
come down on
come down on (one) like a ton of bricks
come down on (someone or something)
come down on someone like a ton of bricks
come down on the side of (someone or something)
come down the pike
come down to
come down to (some place)
come down to earth
come down to some place
come down to the line
come down to the wire
come down to us
come down with
come down with (something)
come down/out on the side of somebody/something
Come in and sit a spell
come out on the side of (someone or something)
come/go down/up in the world
cool down
cool off
copy down
count down
cower down
crack down
crack down on, to
crash down
crouch down
crunch down
crush down
cry down
cut (one) down in (one's) prime
cut (someone or something) down to size
cut (something) down to (something)
cut down
cut down to
cut down to size
cut somebody down to size
cut someone down to size
damp down
deep down
deep down inside
dial down
die away
die down
dig down
dim down
do (someone) down
Do sit down
don't let (someone or something) get you down
don't let get you down
doss down
doss down for (some period of time)
doss down for some time
double down
down
down (one's) nose
down and dirty
down and out
down at heel
down at the heel
down at the heels
down at the mouth
down below
down cold
down cold, have
down for the count
down in
down in the doldrums
down in the dumps
down in the dumps, to be
down in the mouth
down memory lane
down nose
down on
down on (one's) luck
down on (one's) uppers
down on his uppers
down on one's luck
down on your luck
down pat
down South
down the
down the drain
down the hatch
Down the hatch!
down the line
down the little red lane
down the pan
down the pike
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 there
down through (something)
down through something
down time
down to (someone or something)
down to a fine art
down to a gnat 's eyebrow
down to a gnat's eyebrow
down to bedrock
down to brass tacks
down to chili and beans
down to earth
down to somebody/something
down to the ground
down to the last detail
down to the short strokes
down to the wire
down tools
down trip
down under
Down with
down with (an illness)
down with (someone or something)
down with a disease
down with his apple-cart
down with somebody/something!
down with someone
down with something
down with the haps
down with the swirl
down-and-outer
down-at-heel
down-at-heels
down-at-the-heel
down-at-the-heels
downbeat
downer
downhill all the way
down-home
Downing Street
downtime
down-to-earth
down-to-the-wire
drag down
draw down
dress down
dressing down, a
dressing-down
drill down
drink down
drive a price down
drive a/the/(something's) price down
drive down
drive down a/the/(something's) price
drizzle down
drop down
drop like ninepins
drunk as a lord
duck down
dumb (something) down
dumb down
dumb down, to
ease down
eyes down
eyes down!
face down
face up
face up/down
fade down
fall down
fall down at (one's) feet
fall down on
fall down on (someone or something)
fall down on the job
fall like ninepins
falling down drunk
falling-down drunk
fasten down
fasten down to (something)
fight down
file down
filter down
flag down
flake down
fling (someone or something) down
fling down
flop down
flop down on
flop down on(to) (something)
flushed down the tubes
flutter down
force (something) down (someone's) throat
force down
force something down someone's throat
further along the road
further along/down the road
further down the road
garbage down
garbage something down
garden path, to lead up/down the
get (one) down
get (one's) head down
get (something) down
get (something) down to a science
get down
get down on (someone or something)
get down on someone
get down to
get down to (doing something)
get down to brass tacks
get down to brass tacks, to/let's
get down to business
get down to cases
get down to it
get down to some serious drinking
get down to the facts
get down to the nitty-gritty
get down to the nuts and bolts
get down to work
get the low-down
get your head down
give (one) the low-down
give (something) the thumbs down
give somebody/get the low-down
give something the thumbs down
glance down
glance down at (someone or something)
glare down
glare down on
glare down on (someone or something)
glue down
go down
go down a bomb
go down a storm
go down a treat
go down a/the road
go down as (something)
go down badly
go down fighting
go down for the third time
go down in defeat
go down in flames
go down in the world
go down in/make history
go down like a lead balloon
go down like ninepins
go down memory lane
go down on (one)
go down on (one's) knees
go down on knees
go down on someone
go down that road
go down the chute
go down the drain
go down the line
go down the pan
go down the plughole
go down the rabbit hole
go down the toilet
go down the tube
go down the tube/tubes
go down the tubes
go down the wrong way
go down to
go down to (someone or something)
go down to defeat
go down to the wire
go down well
go down well, badly, etc.
go down with
go down with (something)
go down with guns firing
go down, drop, etc. like ninepins
go down/take somebody down memory lane
go downtown
go up in flames
go, come, etc. down to the wire
go/walk down the aisle
gobble down
grade down
grind down
grow down
gulp down
gun down
guzzle down
hack down
hail down
hammer down
hand down
hand down from (someone) to (one)
hand down from to
hand-me-down
hands down
hang down
hang down from (someone or something)
haul down
have (someone or something) down as (something)
have (someone) down
have (something) down cold

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词组	down
释义	downer and down; downie Theme: DRUGS - BARBITURATE n. a barbiturate or a tranquilizer. She favors downers.Too much booze with those downers, and you're dead. Theme: BEHIND mod. behind in a score. We're three points down with two minutes to play.They're twenty points down, and it looks like the Adamsville team has won. Theme: COMPLETENESS mod. finished; completed; behind one. Well, I've got the test down. Now what?One down and three to go. Theme: DEPRESSION mod. depressed; melancholy. I feel sort of down today.We're all a little down. Theme: EATING tr. to eat or drink something quickly. He downed a can of soda and burped like a thunderclap.She downed her sandwich in record time. Theme: FIGHTING tr. to throw someone down, as in wrestling; to knock someone down, as in a fight. Wilbur downed his opponent and won the match.Paul downed the guy with one blow. Theme: INTOXICATED - ALCOHOL mod. alcohol intoxicated. Five beers and he was down.They were all down by midnight. Theme: KNOWLEDGEABLE mod. prepared; knowledgeable. Are you down for the test tomorrow?Everything's down for the party. Theme: NONFUNCTIONING mod. (of a machine) inoperative. (Originally said of a computer.) The system is down. Come back later.How long has it been down? Theme: SATISFACTORY mod. okay; satisfactory; cool; in agreement. (The grammar error in the second example is part of the typical context.) We had a fight, but we're down now.Me and him is down and always will be.This guy is really down. down 1. adjective 1 excellent; loyal; fashionable US, 1946. 2 willing, prepared, eager US, 1944. 3 aware of the current social fashions and opinions; being or feeling a part of a general or specific social scene. A narrowing of the earlier UK C18 sense (wide-awake, suspicious, aware); modern use is mainly black or trendy US, 1944. 4 (of surf conditions) flat US, 1977. 5 depressed UK, 1610. 6 in custody; imprisoned US, 1927.► down onopposed to; holding a low opinion of something US, 1848.► down to1. responsible for UK, 1970.2. because of; attributable to UK, 1958 2. adverb 1 down to or down at AUSTRALIA, 1911. 2 to hospital BARBADOS, 1965.► get downto inject (a drug) into a vein US, 1969 3. noun 1 any barbiturate or central nervous system depressant US, 1971. 2 a dislike or antipathy AUSTRALIA, 1835.► have a down onto hold something or someone in low esteem AUSTRALIA, 1828 4. verb 1 to finish a drink UK, 1922. 2 to sell stolen goods US, 1967 idiomdowndown-and-dirty AmEAmE1 slang used about a competition, argument, fight etc in which people say or do nasty, unfair, or dishonest things in order to defeat someone or get an advantage over them :The down-and-dirty Texas Governor's race has occupied the media's attention for the last six months. What will they do now? The race for the National League West pennant is getting down-and-dirty, with the Padres and Dodgers continuing their mud wrestle for first place.2 used about a way of behaving, performing, working etc that people admire because it is full of energy, confidence, and strong basic emotions:The first track on the album is a down-and-dirty country-blues treatment of 'That's all right Mama', a song that was a hit for Elvis in 1956.The main characters in the movie are Spoon and Stretch, two likeable, witty drug addicts trying to clean themselves up in the down-and-dirty inner city.be down and out1 used about someone who has nowhere to live, no job, and often uses drugs or drinks too much alcohol:Wright's spent a lot of his own money setting up a program to help those who are down and out.They say she was down and out and had started using drugs about six months before her death.down-and-out: Wallace Beery won an Oscar in the 1931 film about a down-and-out boxer and his son.2 to be beaten in a competition or contest:The 49ers are not in the playoffs, but nobody could say that the team is down and out. "They're still one of the best teams in football," said Meyers.One minute later, the Quakers were down and out as McGhee came from the right to score the winning goal. Note People often say that a person, group, team etc is 'down but not out' when they are doing badly or in a bad situation, but there is a chance that things will improveHereford were down but not out. They struggled on, and finally overcame Wimbledon's tough defenders to win 2-1. down in one BrEBrEdrinkspoken used in order to tell someone to drink something in one mouthful:Okay, down in one and then you won't taste it.The tequila slammer takes its name from being slammed against the bar-top, and then it's down in one.down undertowards in or to Australia or New Zealand:Visit your family down under on one of our new cut-price flights.Because of his other work commitments, Terry won't be able to make the trip down under, so we've asked Phil to go instead.have a down on someone BrEBrE(also have a downer on sb)used in order say that someone disapproves of a person and thinks that everything they do is wrong, even if this is not fair:Mr Judd has had a down on me ever since I missed his lecture.I just lose patience with him having a downer on himself all the time.have sth down pat(also have sth off pat BrE)to know something very well, so that you can say it or do it without having to think about it:Everything was ready for the banquet, and all the waiters had their routines down pat.That's a difficult question. I'm afraid I haven't got the answer off pat.it's/that's down to BrEBrEused in order to say that a particular person, event, action etc is the reason why something has happened:"How did you know I was staying here?" "That's all down to Graham - he rang the tourist board."The police don't decide whether you go to prison or not; that's down to the judge and jury. down 1. verb To eat or drink something very quickly. Wow, you guys really downed that dish—I guess you liked it! 2. verb To throw or shove someone to the ground. Well, that was a quick wrestling match—Adam downed his opponent in no time at all. 3. noun In American football, one of four chances to advance a minimum of 10 yards. If the team in possession of the ball does not advance 10 yards in these four attempts, then they yield the ball to their opponent. On a miraculous play, they scored a touchdown on fourth down. 4. adjective Sad or depressed. Sorry, I'm a little down—I had a really bad day. 5. adjective Not functioning, as of a machine or system. The computer system will be down this weekend for some routine maintenance. 6. adjective Finished or completed. All right, one room down, two to go before our painting is done. 7. adjective At a deficit; behind in the score. We're only down by one, so we have plenty of time to make a comeback in the third period. 8. adjective Committed to memory. I still don't have the quadratic equation down—can you remind me what it is? down (with someone ) Sl.* friends with someone; okay or on good terms with someone. (Down = okay. Typically: be ~; get ~.) It's okay. I'm down with Chuck. Chuck and I are down. down verb* See down with someone down verb See downer down 1. mod. depressed; melancholy. (see also down with something.) I feel sort of down today. 2. mod. [of a machine] inoperative. (Originally said of a computer.) The system is down. Come back later. 3. tv. to eat or drink something down quickly. She downed her sandwich in record time. 4. tv. to throw someone down, as in wrestling; to knock someone down as in a fight. Wilbur downed his opponent and won the match. 5. mod. behind in a score. They’re twenty points down, and it looks like the Adamsville team has won. 6. mod. finished; completed; behind one. One down and three to go. 7. mod. learned; memorized. (From sense 6) I’ve got the dates down, but not the names. 8. mod. okay; satisfactory; cool; in agreement. (see also down (with someone).) We had a fight, but we’re down now. 9. mod. prepared; knowledgeable. (From senses 7 and 8.) Are you down for the test tomorrow? 10. mod. alcohol intoxicated. Five beers and he was down. 11. Go to downer. See: (as) soft as down (one's) whole world came crashing down around (one) (one's) whole world was turned upside down (right) down (one's) alley 10 Downing Street a chill runs/goes down (one's) spine a chill runs/goes down somebody's spine a down-and-outer a knock-down, drag-out fight a shiver down (one's) spine a shiver ran down (one's) spine a shiver runs/goes down (one's) spine a shiver runs/goes down somebody's spine a shiver went down (one's) spine a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down all along the line all along/down the line all the way down the line along the line Anything new down your way? argue (someone or something) down argue down ask down back down bargain (someone or something) down bargain down batten down the hatches batten down the hatches, to batter down be (down) on (one's) uppers be (right) down (one's) alley be breathing down (one's) neck be breathing down someone's neck be brought down a notch (or two) be brought down a peg (or two) be caught with (one's) pants down be caught with (one's) trousers down be caught with your pants down be chucking (it) down be dead from the waist down be down be down in the dumps be down in the mouth be down on (one) like a ton of bricks be down on (one's) luck be down on (someone or something) be down on your luck be down to (do something) be down to (one) be down to (something) be down to somebody/something be down to something be down to the wire be down with (something) be jumping up and down be knocked down a notch (or two) be knocked down a peg (or two) be pulled down a notch (or two) be pulled down a peg (or two) be shot down in flames be taken down a notch (or two) be taken down a peg (or two) be tipping (it) down be up and down be/come down on somebody like a ton of bricks beam down bear down bear down (on) beat (someone) down to size beat (someone) hands down beat down beat down on (someone or something) beat down to size bed down bed down (some place) bed down some place belt a drink down belt down belt down (something or someone) bend down bid (something) down bid down bind (something or someone) down bind down blaze down blaze down on (someone or something) blow down blow me down bog down bogged down boil (something) down to (something) boil down boil down to boil down to something boil down to, to bolt down boogie down boogie down to (some place) boogie down to somewhere boogie on down bounce up and down bow down bow down before (someone) bow down in the house of Rimmon bow down to (someone) break down break down and cry break it down break it down! breathe down (one's) neck breathe down neck breathe down somebody's neck breathe down someone's neck bring (one) back (down) to earth bring (one) down a peg (or two) bring (one) down to earth bring (someone) down a notch (or two) bring (something) (down) about (one's) ears bring (something) crashing down (around) (one) bring (something) down on (one's) head bring (something) down on (oneself) bring (something) down to (one's) level bring crashing down bring down bring down on bring down the curtain bring down the curtain (on something) bring down the curtain on bring down the house bring down the house, to bring down the shutters bring down to bring down to earth bring somebody/come down to earth bring someone down bring the curtain down on something bring the house down bring/put down the shutters bring/ring down the curtain bring/take somebody down a peg bringdown bring-down brush down bucket down buckle down buff down build down bunk down bunk down (for the night) burn down burn someone down button down button-down buttoned-down call down calm down can't nail (something) down carry down cash down cast (one's) eyes down cast down cast eyes down catch (one) with (one's) pants down catch (someone) with his pants down, to catch somebody with their pants down catch someone with their pants down catch with pants down caught with (one's) pants down caught with one's pants down, be chain (something) down chain down change down charge down charge down on charge down on (someone or something) chase down chips are down, the choke down chop down chow down chow something down chuck (something) down chuck down chuck it down chuck something down clamp down clamp down on clamp down on (someone or something) clean down climb down close down close down and shut down clunk down come back (down) to earth come down come down hard come down hard on (someone or something) come down hard on someone come down in buckets come down in the world come down like a ton of bricks come down on come down on (one) like a ton of bricks come down on (someone or something) come down on someone like a ton of bricks come down on the side of (someone or something) come down the pike come down to come down to (some place) come down to earth come down to some place come down to the line come down to the wire come down to us come down with come down with (something) come down/out on the side of somebody/something Come in and sit a spell come out on the side of (someone or something) come/go down/up in the world cool down cool off copy down count down cower down crack down crack down on, to crash down crouch down crunch down crush down cry down cut (one) down in (one's) prime cut (someone or something) down to size cut (something) down to (something) cut down cut down to cut down to size cut somebody down to size cut someone down to size damp down deep down deep down inside dial down die away die down dig down dim down do (someone) down Do sit down don't let (someone or something) get you down don't let get you down doss down doss down for (some period of time) doss down for some time double down down down (one's) nose down and dirty down and out down at heel down at the heel down at the heels down at the mouth down below down cold down cold, have down for the count down in down in the doldrums down in the dumps down in the dumps, to be down in the mouth down memory lane down nose down on down on (one's) luck down on (one's) uppers down on his uppers down on one's luck down on your luck down pat down South down the down the drain down the hatch Down the hatch! down the line down the little red lane down the pan down the pike 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 there down through (something) down through something down time down to (someone or something) down to a fine art down to a gnat 's eyebrow down to a gnat's eyebrow down to bedrock down to brass tacks down to chili and beans down to earth down to somebody/something down to the ground down to the last detail down to the short strokes down to the wire down tools down trip down under Down with down with (an illness) down with (someone or something) down with a disease down with his apple-cart down with somebody/something! down with someone down with something down with the haps down with the swirl down-and-outer down-at-heel down-at-heels down-at-the-heel down-at-the-heels downbeat downer downhill all the way down-home Downing Street downtime down-to-earth down-to-the-wire drag down draw down dress down dressing down, a dressing-down drill down drink down drive a price down drive a/the/(something's) price down drive down drive down a/the/(something's) price drizzle down drop down drop like ninepins drunk as a lord duck down dumb (something) down dumb down dumb down, to ease down eyes down eyes down! face down face up face up/down fade down fall down fall down at (one's) feet fall down on fall down on (someone or something) fall down on the job fall like ninepins falling down drunk falling-down drunk fasten down fasten down to (something) fight down file down filter down flag down flake down fling (someone or something) down fling down flop down flop down on flop down on(to) (something) flushed down the tubes flutter down force (something) down (someone's) throat force down force something down someone's throat further along the road further along/down the road further down the road garbage down garbage something down garden path, to lead up/down the get (one) down get (one's) head down get (something) down get (something) down to a science get down get down on (someone or something) get down on someone get down to get down to (doing something) get down to brass tacks get down to brass tacks, to/let's get down to business get down to cases get down to it get down to some serious drinking get down to the facts get down to the nitty-gritty get down to the nuts and bolts get down to work get the low-down get your head down give (one) the low-down give (something) the thumbs down give somebody/get the low-down give something the thumbs down glance down glance down at (someone or something) glare down glare down on glare down on (someone or something) glue down go down go down a bomb go down a storm go down a treat go down a/the road go down as (something) go down badly go down fighting go down for the third time go down in defeat go down in flames go down in the world go down in/make history go down like a lead balloon go down like ninepins go down memory lane go down on (one) go down on (one's) knees go down on knees go down on someone go down that road go down the chute go down the drain go down the line go down the pan go down the plughole go down the rabbit hole go down the toilet go down the tube go down the tube/tubes go down the tubes go down the wrong way go down to go down to (someone or something) go down to defeat go down to the wire go down well go down well, badly, etc. go down with go down with (something) go down with guns firing go down, drop, etc. like ninepins go down/take somebody down memory lane go downtown go up in flames go, come, etc. down to the wire go/walk down the aisle gobble down grade down grind down grow down gulp down gun down guzzle down hack down hail down hammer down hand down hand down from (someone) to (one) hand down from to hand-me-down hands down hang down hang down from (someone or something) haul down have (someone or something) down as (something) have (someone) down have (something) down cold 123
随便看	stomp a mudhole in her stomp a mudhole in him stomp a mudhole in it stomp a mudhole in me stomp a mudhole in one stomp a mudhole in somebody stomp a mudhole in someone stomp a mudhole in (someone or something) stomp a mudhole in something stomp a mudhole in them stomp a mudhole in us stomp a mudhole in you stomp-down stomped stomped on stomper stompie stompies stomping stomping ground stomping grounds stompingly stomping on stomp on stomp (on) someone