Go down
/goʊ daʊn/A2
Beginner
1. To move from a higher to a lower position or level.
- The elevator will go down to the ground floor.
- As you drive down the hill, your ears might pop.
2. To be received in a particular way by others.
- The speech went down well with the audience.
- This news will not go down easily with the team.
3. To become less in amount, level, or value.
- The price of gas is expected to go down this winter.
- Crime rates in the city have gone down recently.
4. To occur or to happen, often used informally.
- A lot went down at the party last night.
- I wasn't there when it all went down.
5. To fall to the ground or be overpowered.
- The boxer went down in the final round.
- The mighty oak tree finally went down in the storm.
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