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down

/daʊ̯n/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. on a lower level than before

Germanunten
Portuguesebaixo
Spanishabajo
Dutchlaag

2. depressed

Germandown
Frenchdépressif
Portuguesetriste, deprimido, borocoxô
Italianverticale, abbacchiato
Spanishcaído, inactivo
Dutchdown, depressief, depri
Swedishnere
Latinpropendulus

3. inoperable; out of service

Frenchhors-service, HS
Portugueseem baixo

4. down! (command to lie down, especially for a dog)

GermanPlatz
Frenchla situation
Spanishla plaza
Dutchplaats

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down

/daʊ̯n/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. from a high to a low position, downwards

Germanunten, runter, herunter
Frenchen bas, à bas
Portugueseembaixo, abaixo, para baixo
Czechdole, dolů
Italiangiù, abbasso
Spanishabajo, hacia abajo, para abajo
Dutchbeneden, neer, omlaag
Swedishner, ned
Latindeorsum, pessum

2. to the south

Frenchsud
Portugueseembaixo
Czechdolů, dole
Dutchnaar beneden

3. away from the city

Portuguesefora
Czechven

4. forward, straight ahead

Germangeradeaus

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down

/daʊ̯n/ noun · plural: downs A1 (estimated)

1. hill, rolling grassland

Germander Hügel
Portuguesea colina
Dutchde heuvel

2. soft, immature feathers

GermanDaune, der Down
Frenchle duvet
Portuguesea penugem
Czechchmýří
Italianla verticale, la peluria, il piumino
Spanishel plumón
Dutchhet dons, het nesthaar
Swedishett dun

3. field, especially for racing

Dutchde baan, het veld

4. the pubescence of plants

Italianla pubescenza
Latinlanugo

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down

/daʊ̯n/ preposition A1 (estimated)

from one end to another

Germanab
Portuguesepor, através de
Spanishpor
Dutchaf, naar beneden
Swedishutför

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to down

/daʊ̯n/ verb A1 (estimated)

1. to drink or swallow

Germantrinken, schlucken, exen
Frenchfaire cul sec
Portugueseengolir
Dutchdrinken, zuipen, atten
Latindeporto, fastigo

2. to pot a ball

Germanversenken
Dutchpotten

3. to drop

Germanfallen lassen
Frenchlaisser tomber
Dutchdroppen, laten vallen

4. to down

Frenchavaler
Portuguesetragar

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