英语词汇“downshift”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

downshift

/ˈdaʊnʃɪft

verb [no object]

1North American Change to a lower gear in a motor vehicle or bicycle: an inertia system that activates whenever the rider brakes or downshifts...

In automatic mode it will sense via accelerometers when to retain a low gear and when to downshift.
You're going to brake for Turn 10 just as the pavement changes (from asphalt to concrete at the start of the corner) and then downshift to second gear from fourth.
It also works for travelling down grades, holding a gear and/or downshifting when the brake is tapped.

1.1Slow down; slacken off: well before the country slipped into recession, business was downshifting...

On the whole, people go on holiday to downshift, to go back a few centuries and to get away from commerce and industry.
Everyone has to add value, to move, to upsize or downshift.
In China, virtually everything will turn on the ability of the central leadership to downshift the economy without stalling it, " he said.

2Change a financially rewarding but stressful career or lifestyle for a less pressured and less highly paid but more fulfilling one: increasing numbers of men want to downshift from full-time work...

So you have to save as much as you can and maybe when you hit 50 downshift to a less stressful or part-time job, which will still provide you with some kind of income.
They are not ‘resigning to spend more time with their family ‘, but downshifting to a happier and less stressful lifestyle.’
‘I would like people to be able to carry on working and gradually downshift into full time retirement,’ he said yesterday.

noun

1North American A change to a lower gear in a motor vehicle or bicycle: the chain broke during a downshift on a single-track climb...

Like the V8 it mates to a five-speed automatic with adaptive shift control and a manual mode that matches engine revs on downshifts.
Best of all, the engine revs joyously through downshifts, providing a great exhaust note while telling the world this isn't your average TT.
Unlike traditional transmissions, the 7-speed will skip up to three gear ratios if necessary during downshifts, providing quick, smooth acceleration.

2.1An instance of changing to a less pressured and less highly paid but more fulfilling career or lifestyle: this downshift coincides with his marriage...

But these downshifts do not bring you any closer to full-time Downers because they are voluntary moves that form a legitimate part of a self-chosen life project.
This goes back to careful thought around the future and what you hope to attain through the downshift.

单词	downshift
释义	downshift /ˈdaʊnʃɪft / verb [no object] 1North American Change to a lower gear in a motor vehicle or bicycle: an inertia system that activates whenever the rider brakes or downshifts... In automatic mode it will sense via accelerometers when to retain a low gear and when to downshift. You're going to brake for Turn 10 just as the pavement changes (from asphalt to concrete at the start of the corner) and then downshift to second gear from fourth. It also works for travelling down grades, holding a gear and/or downshifting when the brake is tapped. 1.1Slow down; slacken off: well before the country slipped into recession, business was downshifting... On the whole, people go on holiday to downshift, to go back a few centuries and to get away from commerce and industry. Everyone has to add value, to move, to upsize or downshift. In China, virtually everything will turn on the ability of the central leadership to downshift the economy without stalling it, " he said. 2Change a financially rewarding but stressful career or lifestyle for a less pressured and less highly paid but more fulfilling one: increasing numbers of men want to downshift from full-time work... So you have to save as much as you can and maybe when you hit 50 downshift to a less stressful or part-time job, which will still provide you with some kind of income. They are not ‘resigning to spend more time with their family ‘, but downshifting to a happier and less stressful lifestyle.’ ‘I would like people to be able to carry on working and gradually downshift into full time retirement,’ he said yesterday. noun 1North American A change to a lower gear in a motor vehicle or bicycle: the chain broke during a downshift on a single-track climb... Like the V8 it mates to a five-speed automatic with adaptive shift control and a manual mode that matches engine revs on downshifts. Best of all, the engine revs joyously through downshifts, providing a great exhaust note while telling the world this isn't your average TT. Unlike traditional transmissions, the 7-speed will skip up to three gear ratios if necessary during downshifts, providing quick, smooth acceleration. 2.1An instance of changing to a less pressured and less highly paid but more fulfilling career or lifestyle: this downshift coincides with his marriage... But these downshifts do not bring you any closer to full-time Downers because they are voluntary moves that form a legitimate part of a self-chosen life project. This goes back to careful thought around the future and what you hope to attain through the downshift.
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