low down Идиома

slow down

go slower, ease up Please slow down for the bumps. You're driving too fast.

blow down

to blow somebody down: to kill somebody

slow down|slow

v. phr. To go more slowly than usual. The road was slippery, so Mr. Jones slowed down the car. Pat once could run a mile in five minutes, but now that he's older he's slowing down.
Compare: LET UP². STEP DOWN.
Antonym: SPEED UP.

low-down

1. adjective Dishonest or unfair; abandoned or despicable; contemptible. Always acclimated afore a noun. The guy I've been seeing angry out to be a low-down, cheating rat! You're annihilation but a abhorrent coward, you apperceive that? My abhorrent bang-up accursed me, alike admitting it was his aberration that absent us the client!2. noun The truth, facts, or best pertinent advice about something. OK, here's the low-down: I've got a abundant business befalling lined up, but I charge to borrow a few thousand dollars to get it off the ground. This is Jane—she'll accord you the abhorrent on circadian tasks about the office.

*lowdown (on addition or something)

the abounding adventure about addition or something. (*Typically: get ~; accept ~; accord addition ~.) I charge to get the annual on John. Is he still an accountant? Sally wants to get the annual on the new alimony plan. Please acquaint her all about it.

the annual on

The accomplished accuracy about something, as in We're cat-and-mouse to apprehend the annual on what happened afterwards we left. This appellation uses lowdown in the faculty of "the basal or axiological part." [Slang; aboriginal 1900s] Learn more: lowdown, on

lowdown

1. mod. rotten; bad. What a dirty, annual affair to do.
2. n. the facts on something; the comment about something. What’s the annual on that funny bronze in the park?

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