down in Идиома

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.

put sth down in black and white

Idiom(s): put sth down in black and white

Theme: COMMUNICATION - WRITTEN

to write down the terms of an agreement; to draw up a written contract; to put the details of something down on paper. (Refers to black ink and white paper.)
• We agree on all the major points. Now, let's put it down in black and white.
• I think I understand what you are talking about, but we need to put it down in black and white.

go down in history

Idiom(s): go down in history

Theme: REMEMBER

to be remembered as historically important.
• Bill is so great. I'm sure that hell go down in history.
• This is the greatest party of the century. I bet it'll go down in history.

come down in the world

Idiom(s): come down in the world

Theme: EXTRAVAGANCE

to lose one's social position or financial standing.
• Mr. Jones has really come down in the world since he lost his job.
• If I were unemployed, I'm sure I'd come down in the world, too.

break down into

Idiom(s): break sth down (into sth)

Theme: DIVISION

to divide something into smaller parts; to divide something into its component parts.
• Please break this paragraph down into sentences.
• The chemist broke down the compound into a number of elements.
• Walter broke the project down into five tasks and assigned them to various people.

Down in the doldrums

If somebody's down in the doldrums, they are depressed and lacking energy.

Shoot down in flames

If someone demolishes your argument, it (and you) have been shot down in flames.

come down in the world|come|world

v. phr. To lose a place of respect or honor, become lower (as in rank or fortune). The stranger plainly had come down a long way in the world.
Compare: DOWN ON ONE'S LUCK.

down in the dumps|down|down in the mouth|dumps|mou

adj. phr., informal Sad or discouraged; gloomy; dejected. The boys were certainly down in the dumps when they heard that their team had lost.

go down in history|go|go down|go down in the recor

v. phr. To be remembered or recorded for always. The lives of great men go down in history. Babe Ruth went down in history as a home run hitter. The boy's straight A's for four years of college went down in the records. The President said that the day the war ended would go down in history.

down in

/at the mouth Discouraged; sad; dejected.Learn more: down

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