英语词组lowdown是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

get the lowdown (on someone or something)

To receive or find out specific or comprehensive details about someone, something, or some situation. See if you can get the lowdown on what the boss is planning to do about the company's falling profits. My sister wants to get the lowdown on Geoffrey before she goes on a date with him. There's been a shakeup in the company's upper management, but we won't know how we're affected until we get the lowdown from the boss.

give (someone) the lowdown (on something)

To provide someone with specific or comprehensive details about someone, something, or some situation. Give me the lowdown on what the boss is planning to do about the company's falling profits. I'm waiting for my brother to give me the lowdown on Geoffrey before I go on a date with him. There's been a shakeup in the company's upper management, but we won't know how we're affected until the boss gives us the lowdown.

low-down

1. adjective Dishonest or unfair; vile or despicable; contemptible. Always used prenominally. The guy I've been seeing turned out to be a low-down, cheating rat! You're nothing but a low-down coward, you know that? My low-down boss fired me, even though it was his mistake that lost us the client!

2. noun The truth, facts, or most pertinent information about something. OK, here's the low-down: I've got a great business opportunity lined up, but I need to borrow a few thousand dollars to get it off the ground. This is Jane—she'll give you the low-down on day-to-day tasks around the office.

*lowdown (on someone or something)

the full story about someone or something. (*Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) I need to get the lowdown on John. Is he still an accountant? Sally wants to get the lowdown on the new pension plan. Please tell her all about it.

the lowdown on

The whole truth about something, as in We're waiting to hear the lowdown on what happened after we left. This term uses lowdown in the sense of "the basic or fundamental part." [Slang; early 1900s]

give somebody/get the ˈlow-down (on somebody/something)

(informal) give somebody/get the important and true facts about somebody/something: Can you give me the low-down on this deal with the Bank of China?

lowdown

1. mod. rotten; bad. What a dirty, lowdown thing to do.

2. n. the facts on something; the scuttlebutt about something. What’s the lowdown on that funny statue in the park?

词组	lowdown
释义	lowdown Theme: INFORMATION n. the facts on something. What's the lowdown on that funny statue in the park?Give me the lowdown on the project we just started. Theme: UNDESIRABLE mod. rotten; bad. What a dirty, lowdown thing to do.You are a lowdown rat! lowdown noun detailed information US, 1907 idiomlowdownthe lowdown (on sb/sth)the most important and useful facts about someone or something, especially ones that can be used in order to gain an advantage:Davis will meet with us this afternoon to get the lowdown on the new yacht's design.We need to find someone who has the lowdown on Loudon's plans for reorganization. get the lowdown (on someone or something) To receive or find out specific or comprehensive details about someone, something, or some situation. See if you can get the lowdown on what the boss is planning to do about the company's falling profits. My sister wants to get the lowdown on Geoffrey before she goes on a date with him. There's been a shakeup in the company's upper management, but we won't know how we're affected until we get the lowdown from the boss. give (someone) the lowdown (on something) To provide someone with specific or comprehensive details about someone, something, or some situation. Give me the lowdown on what the boss is planning to do about the company's falling profits. I'm waiting for my brother to give me the lowdown on Geoffrey before I go on a date with him. There's been a shakeup in the company's upper management, but we won't know how we're affected until the boss gives us the lowdown. low-down 1. adjective Dishonest or unfair; vile or despicable; contemptible. Always used prenominally. The guy I've been seeing turned out to be a low-down, cheating rat! You're nothing but a low-down coward, you know that? My low-down boss fired me, even though it was his mistake that lost us the client! 2. noun The truth, facts, or most pertinent information about something. OK, here's the low-down: I've got a great business opportunity lined up, but I need to borrow a few thousand dollars to get it off the ground. This is Jane—she'll give you the low-down on day-to-day tasks around the office. lowdown (on someone or something) the full story about someone or something. (Typically: get ~; have ~; give someone ~.) I need to get the lowdown on John. Is he still an accountant? Sally wants to get the lowdown on the new pension plan. Please tell her all about it. the lowdown on The whole truth about something, as in We're waiting to hear the lowdown on what happened after we left. This term uses lowdown in the sense of "the basic or fundamental part." [Slang; early 1900s] give somebody/get the ˈlow-down (on somebody/something) (informal) give somebody/get the important and true facts about somebody/something: Can you give me the low-down on this deal with the Bank of China? lowdown 1. mod. rotten; bad. What a dirty, lowdown thing to do. 2. n. the facts on something; the scuttlebutt about something. What’s the lowdown on that funny statue in the park?
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