Nghĩa là gì: adown

adown /ə'daun/

giới từ & phó từ
- (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ); (thơ ca) ở dưới, xuống, xuống dưới

have a mind of own Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

a downer (drug)

a drug that relaxes you, a sedative Before bedtime he took a downer to help him relax and sleep.

a downer (sadness)

an event or statement that causes sadness News of the war was a downer. Most of the people dreadedwar.

a dressing down

a scolding, a lecture, a piece of my mind Mother gave me a dressing down when I said bad words.

back down

yield, not challenge, not stand up to Ole won't back down from you. He's ready to fight.

bear down

try harder, bite the bullet If you bear down a little, you can graduate this year.

bed down

lie down and sleep, find a place to sleep After grazing in the valley, the deer will bed down on the hill.

blow me down

I am very surprised, I do not believe it Well, blow me down, Olive. You can cook spinach, too!

bog down

slow to a stop The negotiations bogged down when the union said they would not negotiate about the part-time workers.

break down

fail, not operate, out of order If that copier breaks down again I'm going to give it away.

breakdown

sudden health failure, fall apart After his breakdown, he found an occupation with less stress.

breathe down my neck

watch everything I do, follow me as I work It's difficult to work with him breathing down my neck.

breathe down one

follow closely, threaten from behind My boss has been breathing down my neck all day to try and get me to work harder.

bring the house down

cause much laughter in the audience The comedian brought the house down with his jokes about the lost dog.

brown bag it

take a lunch to work I have had to brown bag it every day this week as the company cafeteria is closed for repair work.

brown nose

try to please the manager, suck up to Some guys brown nose their way to success. But is it success?

browned off

unhappy, a little bit angry, ticked off Tran was browned off because we were late. She didn't like that.

brownie points

points for doing extra work for the manager Bruno earns brownie points by offering to help the manager.

buckle down

give complete attention or effort to do something I told her that it was time that she buckled down and began to work harder than before.

burn down

burn completely (usually used for buildings) The neighbor

Cabbagetown

a district in Toronto where European immigrants live Restaurants in Cabbagetown serve European food.

calm down

not be so upset, chill out Please calm down, Mr. Tse. Your daughter is safe.

caught with his pants down

found doing a bad act, caught in the act Percy was caught cheating - caught with his pants down.

chips are down

(See when the chips are down)

chow down

eat, have a meal I'm hungry. Let's chow down before we go to the movie.

come down hard

punish hard, throw the book at The teachers come down hard on cheating. They suspend cheaters.

come down on like a ton of bricks

reprove, punish harshly """Whenever I make the slightest mistake, my boss comes down on me like a ton of bricks."""

come down to earth

be realistic, get your head out of the clouds If she'd come down to earth, if she'd stop dreaming about fame, she could pass her exams.

come down with

become sick with, catch My niece came down with a bad cold and was unable to visit me last week.

come into your own

be your natural best, find your voice, realize your potential After five years in medicine, he came into his own. He became an excellent doctor.

company town

a town dominated by one industry or company When the coal mine closed down the company town faced severe economic times.

Cowtown

"Calgary, Alberta; a town where cows are sold" The Calgary Stampede is the pride of Cowtown. Y'all come!

crack down on

stop, not permit, not allow The police began to crack down on speeders in the school zones.

cut you down to size

"make you feel smaller; not as important" The foreman cut him down to size by calling him a laborer.

cut your own throat

hurt yourself, be your own worst enemy By overspending, you will cut your own throat.

die down

gradually stop, diminish, drop off "When the laughter died down, I found my false teeth, put them in my mouth, and said, ""Excuse me."""

dig your own grave

cause your own failure, cut your own throat When you criticize the manager, are you digging your own grave?

do the town

celebrate or party all over town On July 1, we'll do the town. We'll really celebrate.

do your own thing

do it your own way, do what you feel, let it all hang out I like managers who let me do my own thing - who respect my way of doing things.

dose/taste of one's own medicine

being treated in the same way as one treats others (usually a negative meaning) Our boss got a taste of his own medicine when people began to ignore him as he had always done to them.

down

sad, depressed, low She's been down ever since her cat died. She misses her cat.

down a peg

(See take him down a peg)

down and dirty

not polite, rude, vulgar The next song is down and dirty. It's called Snake's Pad.

down and out

poor and unlucky, bumming and boozing When he was down and out, he went to the Salvation Army.

down for the count

defeated by an oponent, out of the contest Chad was down for the count. He couldn't get up.

down home

simple but good, old fashioned Hey, Ma. I can't wait to taste your down-home cookin'.

down in the dumps

unhappy She has been really down in the dumps since her boyfriend moved away.

down in the mouth

looking sad, having a sad face, a sad sack You'd be down in the mouth, too, if you'd just lost your job.

down my throat

(See shove down my throat)

down on his luck

not lucky lately, not happy or positive With no money and no job, Ragnar was down on his luck.

down on (someone)

be critical of someone, angry at She is really down on her friend but I don

have a apperception of (one's)/its own

To accept the adeptness or adeptness to think, act, or anatomy opinions after alfresco influence. It is generally acclimated (humorously) to call an azoic article that cannot be controlled by its owner. I approved to acquaint him that wasn't the best accommodation to accomplish beneath those circumstances, but you apperceive he has a apperception of his own, and he did it anyway. I swear, my exhaustion has a apperception of its own! It turns on in the average of the night back we're all asleep!Learn more: have, mind, of, own

have a apperception of one's own

Fig. to be actual independent. There is no point in cogent her what to do. She has a apperception of her own.Learn more: have, mind, of, own

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More Idioms/Phrases

down and dirty down and out down for the count down home down in the dumps down in the mouth down my throat down on his luck down on (someone) down one down pat down the drain down the garden path down the hatch down the line down the road down the tubes have a lot of time for somebody/something have a lot on have a lot on (one's) mind have a lot on (one's) plate have a lot on mind have a lot on one's plate have a lot on the ball have a lot to answer for have a lot, anything, etc. on have a lot, something, nothing, etc. going for you have a loud mouth have a low boiling point have a low opinion of (someone or something) have a lump in (one's) throat have a lump in your throat have a makeover have a man by the balls have a meltdown have a memory like a sieve have a memory like an elephant have a mind as sharp as a steel trap have a mind like a sieve have a mind like a steel trap have a mind of (one's)/its own have a mind of its own have a mind of own have a mind of your own have a mind to have a mind to (do something) have a mind to do have a mind to do something have a mind/memory like a sieve have a monkey on (one's) back have a monkey on one’s back have a monkey on your back have a monopoly on (something) have a moonflaw in the brain have a mountain to climb have a near miss have a nerve have a nice day Have a nice day! have a nice flight have a nice one have a nice trip have a nodding acquaintance (with someone or something) have a nodding acquaintance with somebody/something have a nodding acquaintance with someone or something have a nose (round) have a nose for have a nose for (something)