Otros (abajo)

To calm down

[ Verbo ]

/ˈkɑm ˈdaʊn/

calmarse

to become less angry, upset, or worried

To change down

[ Verbo ]

/tʃˈeɪndʒ dˈaʊn/

(reducir marcha)

cambiar a una marcha más baja

to shift to a lower gear in a vehicle to decrease speed

To cool down

[ Verbo ]

/kˈuːl dˈaʊn/

enfriarse

to reduce the temperature of something

To count down

[ Verbo ]

/kˈaʊnt dˈaʊn/

(contar hacia atrás)

contar regresivamente

to mark the decreasing time or numerical progression leading to a specific event, deadline, or moment of significance

To drill down

[ Verbo ]

/dɹˈɪl dˈaʊn/

(explorar en profundidad)

analizar en detalle

to investigate or analyze something in detail

To dumb down

[ Verbo ]

/dˈʌm dˈaʊn/

(rebajar el nivel intelectual)

simplificar

to simplify or reduce the intellectual content of something in order to make it more accessible or appealing to a wider audience

To have down as

[ Verbo ]

/hæv dˈaʊn æz/

(tener por)

considerar como

to form an opinion, often based on general impressions or assumptions, which may or may not be correct

To kick down

[ Verbo ]

/kˈɪk dˈaʊn/

(derribar)

echar abajo

to forcefully break or destroy a barrier, obstacle, or door by kicking it

To live down

[ Verbo ]

/lˈaɪv dˈaʊn/

(dejar atrás)

superar

to move past a negative reputation, embarrassing situation, or mistake by demonstrating better behavior over time

To load down with

[ Verbo ]

/lˈoʊd dˈaʊn wɪð/

(sobrecargar con)

cargar con

to force someone or something carry something or many heavy things

To play down

[ Verbo ]

/plˈeɪ dˈaʊn/

(minimizar)

restar importancia a

to make something seem less important or serious than it actually is

To settle down

[ Verbo ]

/sˈɛɾəl dˈaʊn/

(establecerse)

asentarse

to establish a stable and committed lifestyle, often involving marriage or a serious, long-term relationship

To slim down

[ Verbo ]

/slˈɪm dˈaʊn/

(adelgazar)

bajar de peso

to lose weight

To smooth down

[ Verbo ]

/smˈuːð dˈaʊn/

(suavizar)

acalmar

to do or say something in order to reach a state of peace or calmness

To throw down

[ Verbo ]

/θɹˈoʊ dˈaʊn/

(dar una actuación)

soltar

(of a DJ or rapper) to perform a piece of music with energy and skill

To track down

[ Verbo ]

/tɹˈæk dˈaʊn/

(localizar)

rastrear

to search for and find someone or something after a persistent effort

To turn down

[ Verbo ]

/ˈtɝn ˈdaʊn/

rechazar

to decline an invitation, request, or offer

To buckle down

[ Verbo ]

/bˈʌkəl dˈaʊn/

(afianzar el trabajo)

ponerse las pilas

to work hard in order to achieve a goal

To get down to

[ Verbo ]

/ɡɛt dˈaʊn tuː/

(dedicarse a)

ponerse a

to start focusing on and engaging in a task or activity in a serious or determined manner

To go down

[ Verbo ]

/ɡoʊ ˈdaʊn/

(suceder)

ocurrir

Informal

(of an event, situation, etc.) to happen at a particular time

To knuckle down

[ Verbo ]

/nˈʌkəl dˈaʊn/

(ponerse a trabajar)

centrarse en

to begin to work or study hard and focus seriously on a task or goal

To come down with

[ Verbo ]

/kˈʌm dˈaʊn wɪð/

(caer enfermo de)

enfermar de

to start experiencing symptoms of an illness

To get down

[ Verbo ]

/ɡɛt dˈaʊn/

(desanimar)

deprimir

to cause someone's spirits to be lowered

To go down with

[ Verbo ]

/ɡˌoʊ dˈaʊn wɪð/

(contagiarse de)

caer enfermo de

to become affected by an illness

To let down

[ Verbo ]

/lˈɛt dˈaʊn/

decepcionar

to make someone disappointed by not meeting their expectations

To call down

[ Verbo ]

/kˈɔːl dˈaʊn/

(reprender)

recriminar

to tell someone they have done something wrong and express disapproval

To come down on

[ Verbo ]

/kˈʌm dˌaʊn ˈɑːn/

(castigar)

criticar

to criticize or punish someone harshly

To get down on

[ Verbo ]

/ɡɛt dˌaʊn ˈɑːn/

(desaprobar a)

criticar a

to express disapproval, criticism, or negative judgment about someone or something

To look down on

[ Verbo ]

/lˈʊk dˌaʊn ˈɑːn/

(despreciar)

menospreciar

to regard someone or something as inferior or unworthy of respect or consideration

To talk down

[ Verbo ]

/tˈɔːk dˈaʊn/

hablar con altanería

to speak to someone in a way that suggests they are inferior or less intelligent than the speaker

To pelt down

[ Verbo ]

/pˈɛlt dˈaʊn/

(diluviar)

llover a cántaros

to rain very fast and hard

To pour down

[ Verbo ]

/pˈoːɹ dˈaʊn/

(llover intensamente)

llover a cántaros

to rain very heavily and continuously

To brush down

[ Verbo ]

/bɹˈʌʃ dˈaʊn/

(limpiar)

cepillar

to use a brush or one's hand to clean or tidy oneself, someone, or something

To wipe down

[ Verbo ]

/wˈaɪp dˈaʊn/

(repasar)

limpiar

to clean the outside or surface of an item using a wet cloth

To double down

[ Verbo ]

/dˈʌbəl dˈaʊn/

(reforzar la determinación)

aumentar el compromiso

to become more determined or committed to a course of action or one's beliefs, especially when facing challenges or criticism