单词	downside
释义	English American Business downsidenoun uk/ˈdaʊn.saɪd/us/ˈdaʊn.saɪd/ C1 a disadvantage of a situation: The downside of living here, of course, is that it is expensive. Unemployment, inflation, and greater inequality are often the downside of a market economy. Compare upside Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Advantage and disadvantage a free ride idiom a stick to beat sb with idiom advantage *an ace up your* sleeve idiom attraction be/stay/keep one jump ahead idiom cash** cash in on sth edge fish it's tough at the top idiom lock in sth lock sb out of sth lose out make a virtue (out) of sth idiom piggyback profit profit from sth you've got nothing to lose idiom your best/strongest/trump card idiom See more results » downsidenoun [ U ] us/ˈdɑʊnˌsɑɪd/ the negative part of a situation: It’s a great plan – the downside is that it’s going to cost a lot of money. downsidenoun [ C ] uk/ˈdaʊnsaɪd/us a disadvantage or problem: The only downside of working here is that it is so far from my home. The town's rapid growth does have a downside. We discussed all the potential downsides, but in the end she decided to go ahead. Compare upside
随便看	sell up sell your soul sell your soul (to the devil) sell your soul to the devil sell yourself sell-by date sell-bydate sell-off seller seller's lien seller's market seller's surplus sellers lien sellers market sellers surplus selling selling agent selling concept selling cost selling expense selling order selling order selling point selling price Sellotape

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