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downed

UK
/daʊnd/
US
/daʊnd/

Translations

downedpast participle
UK
/daʊnd/
US
/daʊnd/
More precise classification: adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "down".
vaincuDans le contexte du sport ou de la compétition.
The team celebrated their victory over the downed opponents.
L’équipe a célébré sa victoire sur les adversaires vaincus.
abattuSe dit surtout d’un arbre, d’un avion ou d’une structure mis(e) au sol ou détruit(e).
The storm left several downed trees blocking the road.
La tempête a laissé plusieurs arbres abattus qui bloquaient la route.
Synonyms
felled
brought down
shot down
grounded
knocked down
toppled
overthrown
defeated
subdued
disabled
neutralized
rendered unconscious
taken down
crashed
downverb

downed

Past Simple

downed
Past Simple
downed
Past Participle
downing
Gerund
Synonyms
reduce
decrease
slump
sink
decline
drop
lower
diminish
Antonyms
up

Definitions

downedpast participle
Having been brought to the ground, typically referring to trees, aircraft, or other structures.
The storm left several downed trees blocking the road.
Defeated or overcome, often used in the context of sports or competition.
The team celebrated their victory over the downed opponents.
downverb
To consume something, especially a drink, quickly or in one go.
He downed his coffee in one gulp before heading out the door.
To knock or bring something or someone to the ground.
The boxer downed his opponent with a powerful right hook.
To cause an aircraft to fall or crash.
The storm downed several planes, causing widespread delays.
To defeat or overcome someone or something.
The team downed their rivals in a thrilling match.
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