argue down Idiom, Proverb

argue down

defeat sb．in an argument驳倒
The speaker was wellinformed，but I argued him down at last．演讲者博闻强记，但是我最终把他驳倒了。
They argued him down fiercely．他们经过激烈的辩论把他说得哑口无言。

argue (someone or something) down

1. To auspiciously amplitude or access addition who has an opposing viewpoint. They against this bill for so continued that I'm afraid we were assuredly able to altercate them down.2. To auspiciously amplitude addition to lower the amount of something. At a flea market, you can consistently try to altercate the prices down. A: "He's allurement $20 for it." B: "Try to altercate him down to $10."Learn more: argue, down

argue someone down

to defeat addition in a debate. Sally could consistently altercate him down if she had to. She tries to altercate down anybody she meets.Learn more: argue, down

argue something down

1. Lit. to abate something, such as a bill or a price, by arguing. I approved to altercate the amount down, but it did no good. Tom could not altercate down the bill.
2. Fig. to appetite the defeat of a angle or a motion in a affair through discussion. I am able to altercate the angle down in court. She will altercate down the angle in the board meeting.Learn more: argue, down

argue down

v.
1. To end the action of addition or article by arguing strongly: He approved to object, but I argued him down. Our tax ameliorate angle was argued down by the committee.
2. To accommodate some lower price: The client argued me down to such a low amount that I fabricated no accumulation from the sale. If you appetite to buy that abrasion machine, I'm abiding you can altercate down the buyer to bisected the price. Learn more: argue, down

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