Inglês - Húngaro

down

gb/dˈaʊn/ us/dˈaʊn/
A1 Inglês
~ 1100
le, lefelé, lehangolt, kedvetlen, pehely, tollpihe, ledönt, kidönt, leüt
A1
1
Padrão de uso:
to go down [something]
She walked down the stairs quietly.
Csendben lesétált a lépcsőn.
The ball rolled down the hill.
A labda legurult a dombról.
He looked down at his phone.
The temperature went down overnight.
Tears ran down her cheeks.
Exemplos para estudantes
The cat ran down the tree.
A macska leszaladt a fáról.
She went down the ladder.
Lement a létrán.
He sat down on the chair.
The sun goes down in the evening.
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes confuse 'down' with 'below'; 'down' often suggests movement, while 'below' describes position.
Significado
From higher to lower position
Colocações
sit down |fall down |go down |come down |put down
Sinônimos
lower (Focuses on the direction rather than the action of movement.)
Antônimos
up (Indicates movement from a lower to a higher position.)
Temas
daily life |movement |space |core_vocabulary
Definição

Moving from a high place to a low place.

From a higher place or level to a lower one.

A2
2
She's been feeling down since she lost her job.
Azóta lehangolt, amióta elvesztette az állását.
I'm a bit down today, that's all.
Ma egy kicsit lehangolt vagyok, ennyi az egész.
He seemed down after the meeting.
Don't be so down; things will improve.
Music always cheers me up when I'm down.
Exemplos para estudantes
I feel down today.
Ma lehangolt vagyok.
She is down because of the rain.
Az eső miatt lehangolt.
He looks down after the test.
Erro comum:
Learners may confuse 'down' with 'low' when describing emotions. 'Low' is less common in everyday speech for feelings.
Significado
Feeling sad or depressed
Colocações
feel down |a bit down |really down
Sinônimos
sad (A general term for unhappiness; 'down' is often milder and informal.)
Antônimos
happy (Opposite emotional state, feeling good and positive.)
Temas
emotions |health
Definição

Feeling sad or not happy.

Feeling unhappy, depressed, or lacking energy.

A1
3
Padrão de uso:
down [something]
We walked down the street together.
Együtt sétáltunk lefelé az utcán.
The boat floated down the river.
A csónak lefelé sodródott a folyón.
He ran down the hallway to catch her.
They live just down the road from us.
Exemplos para estudantes
We walk down the street.
Lefelé sétálunk az utcán.
The ball goes down the hill.
A labda lefelé gurul a domboldalon.
She runs down the stairs.
Significado
Along towards lower place
Colocações
down the road |down the street |down the river
Sinônimos
along (Indicates movement in a direction; 'down' specifies towards a lower end or further along.)
Antônimos
up (Indicates movement in the opposite, upward direction.)
Temas
movement |daily life |space |core_vocabulary
Definição

Moving along something towards a lower point.

Along or towards a lower place or position.

SUBSTANTIVO B1
4
The pillow is filled with goose down.
A párna libapehellyel van megtöltve.
Down jackets are great for winter weather.
A pehelykabátok remekek téli időben.
Duck down is often used in bedding for warmth.
Exemplos para estudantes
This coat has duck down inside.
Ebben a kabátban kacsapehely van.
The blanket is made of goose down.
A takaró libapehellyel van töltve.
Down keeps birds warm.
Significado
Soft bird feathers
Colocações
goose down |down jacket |duck down
Sinônimos
feathers (General term; 'down' refers specifically to soft under-feathers.)
Temas
nature |materials |animals |clothing
Definição

Very soft small feathers from birds, used to keep warm.

Soft, fine feathers found under the tougher exterior feathers of birds, used for insulation and bedding.

VERBO B2
5
Padrão de uso:
to down [someone/something]
The boxer downed his opponent in the third round.
A bokszoló a harmadik menetben leütötte az ellenfelét.
Strong winds downed several trees during the storm.
Az erős szél több fát is kidöntött a viharban.
He was downed by a sudden tackle.
Exemplos para estudantes
The player downed his rival.
A játékos ledöntötte az ellenfelét.
The storm downed many trees.
A vihar sok fát kidöntött.
He was downed in the game.
Significado
Knock to the ground
Colocações
down an opponent |downed by illness
Sinônimos
knock over (Similar meaning but 'knock over' can also apply to objects without implying forceful defeat.)
Temas
sports |conflict |core_vocabulary
Definição

To hit or push someone or something so it falls to the ground.

To cause someone or something to fall to the ground, especially in sports or combat.

Gramática
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Sílabas e tonicidade
down (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (down)
Formas da palavra
Noun
  • Base: down
  • Plural: down, downs
Verb
  • Base: down
  • 3rd Person Singular: downs
  • Present Participle: downing
  • Past: downed
Família de palavras
Forms
downs noun downing verb downed verb
Core family
downward adjective B2
Related words
downstairs adverb/adjective A1 downhill adverb/adjective download verb/noun A2 downtown adverb/adjective/noun A2 downside noun B1
Negative and opposite forms
up adverb A1 upward adverb/adjective A2 upstairs adverb/adjective A1 uphill adverb/adjective
Advanced or less common
downturn noun B2 downplay verb downsize verb B2
Expressões

come down with

1
/kˈʌm dˈaʊn wˈɪθ/
phrasal verb

Get sick with something minor

To start being ill with something, usually not serious like a cold or flu.

Exemplos
  • I think I'm coming down with a cold.
  • She came down with the flu last week.

calm down

1
/kˈɑm dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

become or make less upset

To stop feeling very angry, afraid, or excited, or to help someone else stop feeling this way.

Exemplos
  • She took a deep breath to calm down.
  • You need to calm down and think about this carefully.
  • Please calm down and explain what happened.
  • The teacher tried to calm the class down after the loud noise.
  • He didn’t calm down until he got an answer from the doctor.

calm down

1
/kˈɑm dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

become less upset

to stop being angry or worried

Exemplos
  • Take a minute to calm down before you reply.
  • She calmed him down by speaking quietly.
  • He finally calmed down after he realized it was a misunderstanding.
Exemplos para estudantes
  • Please calm down.
  • I need to calm down.

sit down

1
/sˈɪt dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

move into sitting position

To lower your body so that you are sitting, not standing or lying.

Exemplos
  • Please sit down and make yourself comfortable.
  • He sat down after running around all morning.
  • He sat down next to his friend.

turn down

1
/tˈɚn dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

Lower level of device output / refuse offer

To make sound, heat, etc. less strong from a machine OR to say no to an offer.

Exemplos
  • I had to turn down their invitation.
  • Please turn down the volume.
  • She turned down the job offer.
  • She turned down his invitation.

break down

1
/bɹˈeɪk dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

Stop working or collapse emotionally

When a machine stops working, or when a person starts crying or cannot control emotions anymore.

Exemplos
  • My car broke down on the way home.
  • Our car broke down on the way to the airport.
  • She broke down in tears when she heard the news.
  • Let me break down the process so everyone can understand it.
  • The washing machine has broken down again.
  • She broke down in tears after hearing the news.
  • The washing machine keeps breaking down, so we need a new one.
  • He tried to stay calm but finally broke down during the interview.
  • The teacher broke the problem down into three simple questions.
  • The bus broke down in the middle of the journey and everyone had to get off.
  • After days of stress, he broke down and asked for help.
  • The article breaks down the new law in clear language.

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