down to

phrase

1
used for emphasizing that everything or everyone is included, even the smallest thing or the least important person
Everything had been carefully planned, right down to the last detail.
The changes will affect everyone from managing director down to the shopfloor worker.
Synonyms and related words
Everything and including everything
everything
whole
all
2
used for saying how long someone’s hair is or how long their clothes are
I’m going to grow my hair down to my shoulders.
She wore a long skirt that came down to her ankles.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe clothes
A-line
backless
baggy
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe the state of people’s hair
bad hair day
bald
balding
3
Britishused for saying that something is caused by something else
Of course there are long delays, and it’s all down to a lack of planning.
put something down to something (=think that something is caused by something else):
He’s always been bad-tempered. I put it down to his unhappy childhood.
Synonyms and related words
To make something start to exist or happen
bring about
trigger
form

单词	down to
释义	down to phrase Other entries for this word down to bow down to phrasal verb get down to phrasal verb put down to phrasal verb boil down to phrasal verb come down to phrasal verb down-to-earth adjective talk down to phrasal verb be down to someone phrase get down to business phrase get down to brass tacks phrase clear to/across/down etc phrase come down/back to earth phrase be down to your last something phrase suit someone down to the ground phrase to go (right) down to the wire phrase have/get something down to a fine art phrase bring someone back down to earth (with a bump) phrase DEFINITIONS3 1 used for emphasizing that everything or everyone is included, even the smallest thing or the least important person Everything had been carefully planned, right down to the last detail. The changes will affect everyone from managing director down to the shopfloor worker. Synonyms and related words Everything and including everything everything whole all 2 used for saying how long someone’s hair is or how long their clothes are I’m going to grow my hair down to my shoulders. She wore a long skirt that came down to her ankles. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe clothes A-line backless baggy Synonyms and related words Words used to describe the state of people’s hair bad hair day bald balding 3 Britishused for saying that something is caused by something else Of course there are long delays, and it’s all down to a lack of planning. put something down to something (=think that something is caused by something else): He’s always been bad-tempered. I put it down to his unhappy childhood. Synonyms and related words To make something start to exist or happen bring about trigger form down to phrase Other entries for this word down to bow down to phrasal verb get down to phrasal verb put down to phrasal verb boil down to phrasal verb come down to phrasal verb down-to-earth adjective talk down to phrasal verb be down to someone phrase get down to business phrase get down to brass tacks phrase clear to/across/down etc. phrase come down/back to earth phrase be down to your last something phrase have something down to a science phrase to go (right) down to the wire phrase have/get something down to a fine art phrase bring someone back down to earth (with a bump) phrase DEFINITIONS3 1 used for emphasizing that everything or everyone is included, even the smallest thing or the least important person Everything had been carefully planned, right down to the last detail. The changes will affect everyone from the CEO down to entry-level employees. Synonyms and related words Everything and including everything everything whole all 2 used for saying how long someone’s hair is or how long their clothes are I’m going to grow my hair down to my shoulders. She wore a long skirt that came down to her ankles. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe clothes A-line backless baggy Synonyms and related words Words used to describe the state of people’s hair bad hair day bald balding 3 Britishused for saying that something is caused by something else put something down to something (=think that something is caused by something else): He’s always been bad-tempered. I put it down to his unhappy childhood. Synonyms and related words To make something start to exist or happen bring about start off create
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