down · ​behaving in an unfair or aggressive way, especially because you want to win. The candidate again got down and dirty with his rival. The online campaign ... Down verb · Cut down · Run down · Put down

down · ​[only before noun] moving or directed downwards or away from a place. The down escalator isn't working. Click the down arrow. · ​[not before noun] ( ...

from a high or higher point on something to a lower one. The stone rolled down the hill. Tears ran down her face. Her hair hung down her back to her waist.

down · ​down something to finish a drink or eat something quickly · ​down somebody/something to force somebody/something down to the ground · ​down something (in ...

[countable, plural] (informal) a period of feeling sad or depressed, or when things are not going well

the mixture of good and bad things in life or in a particular situation or relationship Every business has its ups and downs. See down in the Oxford Advanced ...

from a high or higher point on something to a lower one. The stone rolled down the hill. Tears ran down her face. Her hair hung down her back to her waist.

down somebody/something to force someone or something down to the ground to down a plane Storms downed trees and power lines. See down in the Oxford Advanced ...

a standing or vertical position to a sitting or horizontal one Please sit down. He had to go and lie down for a while. ; a lower level or rate Prices have gone ...

1(informal) sad or depressed I feel a little down today. Questions about grammar and vocabulary? · 2(of a computer or computer system) not working The system ...