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Idioms and Phrases
Hostile or negative toward, ill-disposed to. For example, All the reviewers were down on this play , or Ever since he was injured, he's been down on skiing . [Mid-1800s] Also see down on one's luck .Example Sentences
Customers will gain transparency and a course of action: If they take their complaints to Republican officials, the Trump administration may back down on a policy that’s going to make life harder for most Americans, especially those with tight finances.
It doesn't look like the government will back down on that issue.
In advance of his latest work — the thriller “Another Simple Favor,” which started streaming on Amazon Prime Thursday — I buttonholed the dandy director about his ideal Sunday, which includes browsing for western wear, taking in a ball game, doubling down on Mexican fare and satisfying that spice tooth at every opportunity.
Head to the Gardens of Taxco for takeout Now we get to dinner and I love Mexican food, so I have no problem doubling down on Mexican.
The day of the appointment, the medical staff injected a radioactive tracer into Gluck’s bloodstream, then instructed him to lie down on a machine similar to a CT scanner.
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