单词 | take down |
释义 | take down transitive verb 1. a. b. (1) < take a rifle down > (2) < take standing type down > 2. a. (1) < took the dose down with a grimace > (2) < take a submarine down in a practice dive > b. < take a lady down to dinner > c. (1) < had two methods of taking men down: babying them and harping on their faults — Edmund Wilson > < whippersnapper needs to be taken down a bit > (2) < was taken down with fever > (3) dialect England d. < signals the electrician to take the houselights down — Henning Nelms > 3. < took down his navy blue suit from the wardrobe — D.M.Davin > < took the family Bible down > 4. a. < notes taken down in shorthand > < no stenographers in Athens to take down what Demosthenes said — Max Eastman > < take a name down > b. < a wire recorder that was taking down the bebop music — Chandler Brossard > < this particular performance … was taken down in the Rome Opera House — Douglas Watt > intransitive verb 1. < took down with typhoid fever > < man … who was bearing most of the fitting-out expense took down sick — J.F.Dobie > < youngsters always took down with notions — H.L.Davis > 2. < hospital could set up in four hours and take down in two, they boasted — A.J.Liebling > < doubles take down into a shorter package than most pumps — Warren Page > |
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