Смысл: bring down 
bring down [ʹbrıŋʹdaʋn]
phr v
<Í> 1. свалить; сломать
the wind brought down a number of trees - ветер повалил много деревьев
to bring down the wire - разрушить проволочные заграждения
2. подстрелить (птицу )
3. сбивать (самолет )
4. убитьили тяжело ранить
5. снижать (цены и т. п. )
to bring down the score - спорт.
6. (on) навлекать
to bring down anger on oneself - навлечь на себя гнев
7. доводить (рассказ о событиях, записи и т. п. ) до определённого времени
8.воен. огонь )
to bring down fire on - открыть огонь по
9.разг. кого-л. ), поставить на место; унизить
10.разг.
11. вызвать крах, поражение
12.мат.
1) делать переносы при умножении
2) делать заём при делении
<Í> 1. свалить; сломать
2. подстрелить (
3. сбивать (
4. убить
5. снижать (
6. (on) навлекать
7. доводить (
8.
9.
10.
11. вызвать крах, поражение
12.
1) делать переносы при умножении
2) делать заём при делении
bring down Идиома
bring down
After much hard bargaining he brought the trader down to ＄100for the carpet．经过激烈的讨价还价之后，他使卖主的地毯降到100美元。
Some countries demand to bring down the price of petroleum．一些国家要求降低石油价格。
Sellers at last agreed to bring down the prices by 5%．卖方最终同意降低5%的价格出售。
2．defeat；cause to come down 推翻；击落
The opposition party planned to bring the government down．反对党谋划推翻政府。
This scandal could well bring him down．这件丑事很有可能使他垮台。
He brought down 9 enemy aircraft during the Korean War．在朝鲜战场上他击落了9架敌机。
3．cause to be in low spirits；dePress；deflate 使情绪低落；使沮丧；使泄气
The temporary setback seemed to have brought them down completely．暂时的挫折似乎使他们完全失去了信心。
Even the failure did not bring him down．甚至失败也没有使他沮丧。
bring down the curtain
Idiom(s): ring down the curtain (on something) AND bring down the curtain (on something)Theme: ENDINGS
to bring something to an end; to declare something to be at an end.
• It's time to ring down the curtain on our relationship. We have nothing in common anymore.
• We've tried our best to make this company a success, but it's time to ring down the curtain.
• After many years the old man brought down the curtain and closed the restaurant.
bring down|bring
v. phr., slang, informal 1. To deflate (someone's ego). John brought Ted down very cleverly with his remarks. 2. To depress (someone). The funeral brought me down completely.bring down the house|bring|house
v. phr., informal To start an audience laughing or clapping enthusiastically. The principal's story was funny in itself and also touched their loyalties, so it brought down the house. The President made a fine speech which brought down the house.bring down the house
bring down the houseAlso, bring the house down. Evoke tumultuous applause and cheers, as in Her solo brought the house down. This hyperbolic term suggests noise loud enough to pose a threat to the building—an unlikely occurrence. In the late 1800s, British music-hall comedians punned on it: when the audience greeted a joke with silence, they said, “Don't clap so hard; you'll bring down the house (it's a very old house).” [Mid-1700s]
bringdown
1. A account of anguish or melancholy. Getting dumped by my admirer was a absolute bring-down. Geez, that documentary about the ambiance was a bringdown, huh?2. A disappointment. I anticipation our cine was activity to be a abundant success, but the box appointment numbers for aperture weekend were a absolute bringdown.bring-down
1. n. article that depresses someone. The account was a abhorrent bring-down.
2. n. article that brings addition aback to reality. I accept had one bring-down afterwards addition today.
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