英语词汇“downs”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1

as in drops

to strike (someone) so forcefully as to cause a fall downed his opponent with one stunning blow

Synonyms & Similar Words

drops
punches
hits
slaps
floors
levels
pokes
knocks over
fells
jabs
slams
pounds
knocks down
bangs
thumps
topples
smacks
whacks
mows (down)
overthrows
bowls (down or over)
prostrates
knocks out
socks
kayoes
belts
swipes
hammers
thwacks
wallops
slogs
bashes
throws down
swats
bludgeons
pastes
slugs
KOs
whales
smites
clobbers

2

as in sips

to take into the stomach through the mouth and throat downing slices of pizza and guzzling bottles of soda

Synonyms & Similar Words

sips
drinks
swallows
chews
licks
eats
gets down
knocks back
scarfs
sups
gulps
guzzles
wolfs
ruminates
ingests
gorges
consumes
munches
gobbles (up or down)
laps
scoffs
ingurgitates
imbibes
polishes off
finishes
pecks (at)
bolts
mouths (down)
devours
puts away
nibbles (on)
dispatches
gnaws (at or on)

3

as in negatives

to reject by or as if by a vote all attempts to ban indoor smoking had been downed by the town council

Synonyms & Similar Words

negatives
vetoes
refuses
kills
dismisses
blackballs
declines
shoots down
disapproves
nixes
blacklists
disallows

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

passes
confirms
allows
admits
approves
sanctions
assents (to)
elects
ratifies
supports

单词	downs
释义	down 1 of 8 adverb ˈdau̇n 1 a(1) : toward or in a lower physical position Don't look down. Pull down the blind. (2) : to a lying or sitting position Please sit down. (3) : toward or to the ground, floor, or bottom burned the house down fell down b : as a down payment paid $10 down c : on paper put down what he says 2 : in a direction that is the opposite of up: such as a : southward traveled down to South Africa b : to or toward a point away from the speaker or the speaker's point of reference walked down to my neighbor's house c : in or into the stomach can't keep food down 3 : to a lesser degree, level, or rate cool down tensions Try to calm down. 4 : to or toward a lower position in a series seems to be far down on their agenda moved down in the pop charts 5 a : to or in a lower or worse condition or status held down by her lack of education b —used to indicate thoroughness or completion dusted down the housedescribed him down to his haircut 6 : from a past time stories passed down by word of mouth 7 : to or in a state of less activity or prominence scaled down our plans 8 : to a concentrated state got the report down to three pages 9 : into defeat voted the motion down down 2 of 8 preposition : down (see down entry 1) along, around, through, toward, in, into, or on fell down the stairs write down the phone number down the years grew up down the block from each other pacing up and down the room down 3 of 8 verb downed; downing; downs transitive verb 1 : to cause to go or come down (see down entry 1) : such as a : to cause to fall by or as if by shooting : bring down sense 1 downed the enemy helicopter b : consume sense 3 downing slices of pizza 2 football : to cause (a ball) to be out of play downed the ball at the five-yard line 3 : defeat down a proposal intransitive verb : to go down down 4 of 8 adjective 1 a(1) : occupying a low position specifically : lying on the ground down timber (2) : directed or going downward attendance is down b : lower in price c football : not being in play because of wholly stopped progress or because the officials stop the play The ball was down. d : defeated or trailing an opponent (as in points scored) down by two runs e baseball : out two down in the top of the third inning 2 a : reduced or low in activity, frequency, or intensity a down economy b : not operating or able to function The computer is down. c : depressed, dejected feeling a bit down also : depressing a down movie d : sick down with flu 3 : done, finished eight down and two to go 4 : completely mastered had her lines down —often used with pat got the answers down pat 5 a slang : cool sense 7 a down dude b slang : understanding or supportive of something or someone —usually used with with trying to prove that they were down with hip-hop culture—J. E. White 6 : being on record you're down for two tickets down 5 of 8 noun (1) 1 : descent, depression emotional ups and downs the ups and downs of the business cycle 2 : an instance of putting down someone (such as an opponent in wrestling) 3 football a : a complete play to advance the ball b : one of a series of four attempts in American football or three attempts in Canadian football to advance the ball 10 yards caught the ball on third down 4 chiefly British : dislike, grudge 5 : downer 6 physics : a fundamental quark that has an electric charge of -¹/₃ and that is one of the constituents of a nucleon down 6 of 8 noun (2) 1 : an undulating usually treeless upland with sparse soil —usually used in plural sheep grazing on the grassy downs 2 often capitalized : a sheep of any breed originating in the downs of southern England down 7 of 8 noun (3) 1 : a covering of soft fluffy feathers also : these feathers goose down pillows 2 : something soft and fluffy like down a trace of down on his cheeks Down 8 of 8 noun (4) : down syndrome —usually used attributively a Down baby Phrases down to the ground : perfectly, completely that suits me down to the ground down on : having a low opinion of or dislike for The coach has been down on him lately. down on one's luck : experiencing misfortune and especially financial distress Synonyms Adverb below downward downwards over Verb bowl (down or over) drop fell floor knock down knock over level mow (down) prostrate Adjective complete completed concluded done ended finished over over with terminated through up Noun (1) floss fluff fur fuzz lint nap pile Noun (2) bummer downer Noun (3) campo champaign grassland heath lea ley llano moor pampa plain prairie savanna savannah steppe tundra veld veldt See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences Adverb The land slopes down to the sea. She called down to her friends in the street below. They set the cake down on the table. Lay down your book for a minute. We watched the sun go down. We keep our wine collection down in the basement. What's going on down there? He fell down and hurt his knee. Climb down out of that tree! He knocked him down with one punch. Preposition Sweat dripped down her neck. The children ran down the hill. She fell down the stairs. He climbed down the ladder. He spilled mustard down the front of his shirt. Her hair hung loosely down her back. Go down the road and turn left. We grew up down the block from each other. The bathroom is halfway down the hall on the right. His pitches were right down the middle of the plate. Verb The storm downed power lines throughout the city. a large number of downed power lines They were downing beers and watching the game on TV. The quarterback downed the ball to stop the clock. Adjective The window shades were down. The candy is down on the bottom shelf. There was a pile of dirty clothes down on the floor. She took the down escalator. These changes should help keep prices down. Stocks are down again today. See More Word History Etymology Adverb, Preposition, Verb, Adjective, and Noun (1) Middle English doun, from Old English dūne, short for adūne, of dūne, from a- (from of), of off, from + dūne, dative of dūn hill Noun (2) Middle English doun hill, from Old English dūn — see down entry 1 Noun (3) Middle English doun, from Old Norse dūnn First Known Use Adverb before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a(1) Preposition 14th century, in the meaning defined above Verb circa 1586, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1 Adjective 1580, in the meaning defined at sense 1a(1) Noun (1) 1647, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Noun (2) 14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Noun (3) 14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Noun (4) 1987, in the meaning defined above Phrases Containing down a chill/shiver runs up/down someone's spine a chill down your spine batter down a step up/down batten down the hatches back down bear down batten down bear down on been/gone down this/that road before bog down boil down break down bow down to (someone or something) break down into breathe down one's neck breathe down someone's neck bring down the house bring down broken-down bring down the curtain on bring the curtain down on buckle down bring the house down burn down button-down call down came down on us like a ton of bricks chop down clamp down chow down come crashing down come down hard on come down from come down against come down in favor of come down come down on the side of come down in the world come down on come down the pipeline come down the pike come down to copy down/out come down with crack down cut down do down cut down to size deep down (inside) die down doors down/up/apart down-low double down down-and-out down and dirty down-at-the-heels down east down-easter down-home down for the count down-market down in the dumps down in the mouth down one's alley down one's street down on one's luck down south down the line down the hatch down the middle down the river down the plughole down the pan down the telephone down the road/path to perdition down the street down the tube down to down-to-earth down to size down under down with down to the smallest/last/tiniest detail drag down down-to-the-wire dress-down day draw down drop-down list dress down drop-down dressing-down fall down on the job drop-down menu dumb down fall down far down force (something) down first down force/ram/shove (something) down someone's throat get down get down and dirty get down to brass tacks get down on one's (hands and) knees get down to business get down to (something) go down/like a bomb get down to work get down to the nitty-gritty go down in history go down go down like a lead balloon go down the tubes go down the aisle go down to defeat go down with hand down a decision hand down gun down grind down hands down hold down hoot down hull down hold down the fort hand-me-down hunker down keep down hunt down jump down someone's throat keep one's voice down keep one's head down keep it down lay down one's arms knock down lay down knuckle down lay down one's life let down lead (someone) down/up the garden path lead one down the garden path let down one's guard let one's guard down let one's hair down lie down lift down let the side down look down live down lie down on the job look down one's nose at look down on low-down make a chill/shiver run up/down someone's spine mark down look down one's nose mow down melt down nail down on the down-low pat down pass (something) down pin down pay down pipe down play down plonk down phase down plop down plunk down pouring your money down the plughole pull-down menu pull down put down put down roots put down the phone put one's foot down put (someone) down for put the phone down on (someone) quiet down put (something) down to quieten down reach-me-down ring down the curtain (right) up/down someone's alley roll down run one's eye down run down scale-down scarf down send down sell down the river send shivers/chills up (and down) someone's spine send a chill/shiver up/down someone's spine shoot down set down settle down shake down simmer down settle (someone or something) down shout down sit-down slap down slick back/down smash down slim down step down stand down stripped-down stare down stop down swear up and down strike down suit (someone) down to the ground take (something) lying down take/knock/bring someone down a peg talk down to tear down talk down take down teem down the curtain comes down on the down-low throw down the gauntlet thumbs-down toned-down tie-down turn down trickle-down theory trickle-down touch down trade down touch down the ball top-down trim down upside down up and down upside-down cake walk down the aisle turn (something) upside down water down wash down went down a treat went/came (right) down to the wire wave down (a vehicle) wear down wet down when it comes (right) down to it when the chips are down wind down whittle down When you get right down to it when you come (right) down to it wipe down write down with one's pants down with one's trousers down bed down cast down clamp down on change down choke down bucket down load down with cry down down payment climb down dust oneself down chase down let (someone) down easy/gently Oxford down throw down put (someone) down as down-and-outer lay down the law saw down down the road down-bow have (got) (something) down to a science knock-down-and-drag-out buttoned-down put someone's name down touch the ball down note down down the drain down at heel shut down down the tubes knock-down, drag-out gone down the dumper weigh down down-at-heels sitting down go down on down the pike down in the trenches down at the heel went down the pan going down the pan went down the plughole going down the plughole voted down down on down to the ground See More a chill/shiver runs up/down someone's spine a chill down your spine batter down a step up/down batten down the hatches back down bear down batten down bear down on been/gone down this/that road before bog down boil down break down bow down to (someone or something) break down into breathe down one's neck breathe down someone's neck bring down the house bring down broken-down bring down the curtain on bring the curtain down on buckle down bring the house down burn down button-down call down came down on us like a ton of bricks chop down clamp down chow down come crashing down come down hard on come down from come down against come down in favor of come down come down on the side of come down in the world come down on come down the pipeline come down the pike come down to copy down/out come down with crack down cut down do down cut down to size deep down (inside) die down doors down/up/apart down-low double down down-and-out down and dirty down-at-the-heels down east down-easter down-home down for the count down-market down in the dumps down in the mouth down one's alley down one's street down on one's luck down south down the line down the hatch down the middle down the river down the plughole down the pan down the telephone down the road/path to perdition down the street down the tube down to down-to-earth down to size down under down with down to the smallest/last/tiniest detail drag down down-to-the-wire dress-down day draw down drop-down list dress down drop-down dressing-down fall down on the job drop-down menu dumb down fall down far down force (something) down first down force/ram/shove (something) down someone's throat get down get down and dirty get down to brass tacks get down on one's (hands and) knees get down to business get down to (something) go down/like a bomb get down to work get down to the nitty-gritty go down in history go down go down like a lead balloon go down the tubes go down the aisle go down to defeat go down with hand down a decision hand down gun down grind down hands down hold down hoot down hull down hold down the fort hand-me-down hunker down keep down hunt down jump down someone's throat keep one's voice down keep one's head down keep it down lay down one's arms knock down lay down knuckle down lay down one's life let down lead (someone) down/up the garden path lead one down the garden path let down one's guard let one's guard down let one's hair down lie down lift down let the side down look down live down lie down on the job look down one's nose at look down on low-down make a chill/shiver run up/down someone's spine mark down look down one's nose mow down melt down nail down on the down-low pat down pass (something) down pin down pay down pipe down play down plonk down phase down plop down plunk down pouring your money down the plughole pull-down menu pull down put down put down roots put down the phone put one's foot down put (someone) down for put the phone down on (someone) quiet down put (something) down to quieten down reach-me-down ring down the curtain (right) up/down someone's alley roll down run one's eye down run down scale-down scarf down send down sell down the river send shivers/chills up (and down) someone's spine send a chill/shiver up/down someone's spine shoot down set down settle down shake down simmer down settle (someone or something) down shout down sit-down slap down slick back/down smash down slim down step down stand down stripped-down stare down stop down swear up and down strike down suit (someone) down to the ground take (something) lying down take/knock/bring someone down a peg talk down to tear down talk down take down teem down the curtain comes down on the down-low throw down the gauntlet thumbs-down toned-down tie-down turn down trickle-down theory trickle-down touch down trade down touch down the ball top-down trim down upside down up and down upside-down cake walk down the aisle turn (something) upside down water down wash down went down a treat went/came (right) down to the wire wave down (a vehicle) wear down wet down when it comes (right) down to it when the chips are down wind down whittle down When you get right down to it when you come (right) down to it wipe down write down with one's pants down with one's trousers down bed down cast down clamp down on change down choke down bucket down load down with cry down down payment climb down dust oneself down chase down let (someone) down easy/gently Oxford down throw down put (someone) down as down-and-outer lay down the law saw down down the road down-bow have (got) (something) down to a science knock-down-and-drag-out buttoned-down put someone's name down touch the ball down note down down the drain down at heel shut down down the tubes knock-down, drag-out gone down the dumper weigh down down-at-heels sitting down go down on down the pike down in the trenches down at the heel went down the pan going down the pan went down the plughole going down the plughole voted down down on down to the ground See More Kids Definition down 1 of 7 noun ˈdau̇n : a rolling grassy upland —usually used in plural down 2 of 7 adverb 1 a : toward or in a lower position b : to a lying or sitting position c : toward or to the ground, floor, or bottom 2 : as a down payment paid $10 down 3 : in a direction opposite to up add the numbers across and down 4 : to or in a lower or worse condition held down by a bad economy 5 : from a past time heirlooms that have been handed down 6 : to or in a state of less activity excitement died down down 3 of 7 adjective 1 a : being in a low position especially : lying on the ground b : directed or going downward a down escalator c : being at a lower level sales are down 2 a : low in spirits : sad feeling a bit down b : sick sense 1a down with flu 3 : being finished or come to an end eight down and two to go down 4 of 7 preposition : down along : down through : down toward : down in : down into : down on down the road down 5 of 7 noun 1 : a low or falling period the ups and downs of life 2 : one of a series of four plays that a football team gets to advance the ball ten yards down 6 of 7 verb 1 : to go or cause to go or come down 2 : consume sense 3 3 : to cause (a football) to be out of play down 7 of 7 noun 1 : a covering of soft fluffy feathers 2 : something soft and fluffy like down Geographical Definition Down geographical name ˈdau̇n 1 district of southeastern Northern Ireland bordering the Irish Sea; established 1974 area 250 square miles (650 square kilometers), population 69,750 2 traditional county of southeastern Northern Ireland downs 1 of 2 noun plural of down as in prairie a broad area of level or rolling treeless country hold a festival on the downs Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance prairie pampa meadow moor heath grassland plain steppe savanna field tundra savannah llano lea champaign lowland ley campo veld flat plateau veldt bottom upland tableland table bottomland floodplain downs 2 of 2 verb present tense third-person singular of down 1 as in drops to strike (someone) so forcefully as to cause a fall downed his opponent with one stunning blow Synonyms & Similar Words drops punches hits slaps floors levels pokes knocks over fells jabs slams pounds knocks down bangs thumps topples smacks whacks mows (down) overthrows bowls (down or over) prostrates knocks out socks kayoes belts swipes hammers thwacks wallops slogs bashes throws down swats bludgeons pastes slugs KOs whales smites clobbers 2 as in sips to take into the stomach through the mouth and throat downing slices of pizza and guzzling bottles of soda Synonyms & Similar Words sips drinks swallows chews licks eats gets down knocks back scarfs sups gulps guzzles wolfs ruminates ingests gorges consumes munches gobbles (up or down) laps scoffs ingurgitates imbibes polishes off finishes pecks (at) bolts mouths (down) devours puts away nibbles (on) dispatches gnaws (at or on) 3 as in negatives to reject by or as if by a vote all attempts to ban indoor smoking had been downed by the town council Synonyms & Similar Words negatives vetoes refuses kills dismisses blackballs declines shoots down disapproves nixes blacklists disallows Antonyms & Near Antonyms passes confirms allows admits approves sanctions assents (to) elects ratifies supports See More
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