down

be (或 have) a down on

(informal)disapprove of; feel hostile or antagonistic towards

(非正式)反對(duì)，對(duì)…有敵意

be down to

be attributable to (a particular factor or circumstance)

可歸因于，因?yàn)?/p>

he claimed his problems were down to the media.

他聲稱自己的問(wèn)題是傳媒引起的。

be left with only (the specified amount)

僅剩，僅余

I'm down to my last few pounds.

我僅剩最后幾英鎊了。

down in the mouth

(informal)(of a person or their expression) unhappy; dejected

(非正式)不高興；沮喪

down on one's luck

(informal)experiencing a period of bad luck

(非正式)倒霉，運(yùn)氣不好

down tools

(Brit. informal)stop work, especially as a form of industrial action

(英，非正式)停工（尤指作為一種勞工抗議）

the union instructed its members to down tools.

工會(huì)指示其成員停工。

down town

into or in the centre of a town

往（或在）市中心

I went down town to do a few errands.

我去市中心辦了幾件事。

have (或 put) someone/thing down as

judge someone or something to be (a particular type)

認(rèn)為…是（某種類型），斷定

I never had Jake down as a ladies' man.

我從來(lái)不認(rèn)為杰克是討女人喜歡的人。

down in the mouth 或 down at the mouth

Discouraged; sad; dejected.

垂頭喪氣的；悲傷的；沮喪的

down on

&I{Informal} Hostile or negative toward; ill-disposed to

【非正式用語(yǔ)】 憎惡或敵對(duì)；不喜歡

was down on jogging after his injury.

他受傷之后就不喜歡漫步了

down on (one's) luck

Afflicted by misfortune.

不走運(yùn)地，窮困潦倒地：由于不幸而遭受厄運(yùn)的折磨