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bring down

/brɪŋ daʊn/

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verb

/brɪŋ daʊn/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия, вызывающего падение чего-либо, снижение чего-либо или поражение человека или правительства.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of causing something to fall, reducing something, or defeating a person or government.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Cause to fallformal

    To make something or someone fall to the ground.

    ruПовалить

    • The storm brought down several trees in the park.
    • The wrestler brought down his opponent with a swift move.
    • The explosion brought down the old building.

    Synonymsdropfellfloorknock downprostratetopple

    Antonymselevateliftraise

  2. Reduce or lowerformal

    To decrease the level, amount, or intensity of something.

    ruСнизить

    • The government aims to bring down inflation rates.
    • This medicine will help bring down your fever.
    • They are working to bring down the cost of production.

    Synonymsabatecurtailcutdecreasediminishdroplessenlowerminimizereduceshrinkslashtrim

    Antonymsboostelevateincreaseraise

  3. Defeat or overthrowformal

    To cause the downfall or removal of a person, government, or system.

    ruСвергнуть

    • The scandal brought down the prime minister.
    • The rebels attempted to bring down the regime.
    • The investigation brought down a major criminal network.

    Synonymsdefeatdeposedethroneoustovercomeoverthrowsubverttoppleunseatvanquish

    Antonymsbolsterchampionsupportuphold

Forms
  • brought down past participle
  • brought down past simple
  • bringing down present participle
  • brings down third person singular

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Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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