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downed

/daʊnd/

downedpast participle

/daʊnd/

More precise classification: adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "down".

Traductions

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.

Définitions

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.

Synonymes

felled

brought down

shot down

knocked down

rendered unconscious

taken down

crashed

downpreposition

Définitions

From a higher to a lower place or position.

The cat jumped down from the tree.

Along or through a path or route.

We walked down the street to the park.

In a lower or less active state.

The computer system is currently down for maintenance.

In a direction away from the north.

They drove down to Florida for the winter.

downverb

downed

Past Simple

downed

Past Simple

downed

Past Participle

downing

Gerund

Définitions

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.

Synonymes

Antonymes

downadverb

Définitions

To a lower place or position.

The cat jumped down from the tree.

In a lower or less active state.

The computer system went down during the storm.

In a written or recorded form.

Please write down your thoughts on the matter.

In a direction away from the speaker or a central point.

He walked down the street towards the park.

To a reduced or lessened state.

The fever went down after taking the medication.

downnoun

Définitions

A soft, fluffy feather that forms the first covering of a young bird and provides insulation.

The duckling's down kept it warm in the chilly water.

A gentle, rolling hill or stretch of open, elevated land.

The hikers enjoyed the scenic views from the top of the down.

A descent or decline in position, status, or condition.

The company's stock took a significant down after the market crash.

A period of reduced activity or inactivity.

The factory experienced a down due to equipment maintenance.

In American football, one of a series of four plays in which a team must advance the ball ten yards to retain possession.

The team gained five yards on the first down.

downadjective

Définitions

Feeling sad or depressed.

She has been feeling down ever since she lost her job.

Directed or moving towards a lower place or position.

The down escalator was out of order, so we had to take the stairs.

In a lower or reduced state or condition.

The prices are down.