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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Down' & 'Away' - Consumir, Proporcionar o Asegurar (Abajo)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Down' & 'Away'
to buckle down

to securely fasten something in place

abrochar, asegurar firmemente

abrochar, asegurar firmemente

Ex: The instructor reminded the students to buckle down their backpacks during the field trip. 
to gobble down

to eat something quickly and with enthusiasm

engullir, devorar

engullir, devorar

Ex: He always gobbles down his breakfast before heading to work. 
to hand down

to give something valuable, like family traditions, skills, or items, from one generation to the next

transmitir, legar

transmitir, legar

Ex: He decided to hand down his grandfather's antique pocket watch to his son. 
to nail down

to secure something in place by using nails

clavar, asegurar con clavos

clavar, asegurar con clavos

Ex: The carpenter will nail down the shingles on the roof this afternoon. 
to pass down

to transfer something to the next generation or another person

transmitir, pasar

transmitir, pasar

Ex: My grandmother passed down this quilt to me, and I plan to pass it down to my daughter. 
to pin down

to secure something in place using pins or similar objects

sujetar con alfileres, fijar con alfileres

sujetar con alfileres, fijar con alfileres

Ex: The curtains flutter in the wind if they aren't pinned down. 
to pour down

to drink something completely and quickly

tragar, beberse de un trago

tragar, beberse de un trago

Ex: He was so thirsty that he poured the entire glass of water down in seconds. 
to wash down

to drink a beverage after a meal to help swallow and digest the food

bajar con bebida, acompañar con una bebida

bajar con bebida, acompañar con una bebida

Ex: As a palate cleanser, it's common to wash down sushi with a sip of ginger tea. 
to wolf down

to eat something quickly and greedily, often without pausing

engullir, devorar

engullir, devorar

Ex: After hours of work, she wolfed down her lunch in just a few minutes. 
to run down to

to quickly deliver something to a specific person or place, especially with great urgency

llevar rápidamente, entregar urgentemente

llevar rápidamente, entregar urgentemente

Ex: The assistant promised to run down the documents to the CEO's office as soon as they were ready. 
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