down
[daʊn]adverb
| 1. | [downwards]
(hacia) abajo
to fall down caer to bend down agacharse down here/there aquí/allí abajo |
| 2. | [along]
I'm going down the pub voy a acercarme al pub |
| 3. | [southwards]
hacia el sur
we're going down to Brighton vamos a bajar a Brighton |
| 4. | [lower in amount]
you must keep your weight down debes intentar no engordar prices are coming down los precios van bajando |
| 5. | [including]
down to the last detail hasta el último detalle |
| 6. | [as deposit]
to pay £5 down pagar 5 libras ahora (y el resto después) |
| 7. | [in written form]
to write something down apuntar algo |
down
[daʊn]preposition
| 1. | [downwards]
they ran down the hill corrieron cuesta abajo he walked down the stairs bajó la escalera rain poured down the window la lluvia resbalaba por la ventana |
| 2. | [along]
she was walking down the street iba andando por la calle |
down
[daʊn]adjective
| 1. | [depressed] deprimido ( f deprimida) |
| 2. | [behind]
he's a minute down on the leader va un minuto por detrás del líder we're three goals down nos sacan tres goles |
| 3. | [written] por escrito |
| 4. | [not in operation]
the computer is down again el ordenador se ha estropeado otra vez |
| 5. | [lower in amount]
prices are down los precios han bajado |
| 6. | [ill]
to be down with the flu estar con gripe |
down
[daʊn]noun
[feathers] plumón m
[hair] pelusa f, vello m
(US) [in American football] cada uno de los cuatro intentos de avance que tiene el equipo atacante
down
[daʊn]transitive verb
| 1. | [knock over] Konjugation derribar |
| 2. | [swallow] beberse de un trago |
| to down tools go on strike declararse en huelga |
downs
plural noun
(UK)
montes, especialmente los del sur de Inglaterra
down with
exclamation
down with the King! ¡abajo el rey!
