bring down

US /brɪŋ daʊn/

UK /brɪŋ daʊn/

使倒下, 拆除

to cause to fall or collapse

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The strong winds could bring down trees.

強風可能會吹倒樹木。

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The demolition crew will bring down the old building next week.

拆遷隊下週將拆除舊建築。

降低, 減少

to reduce or lower something, especially a price or level

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The new policy aims to bring down inflation.

新政策旨在降低通貨膨脹。

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We need to bring down the cost of production.

我們需要降低生產成本。

推翻, 打倒

to cause a government or leader to lose power

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The scandal threatened to bring down the government.

醜聞威脅要推翻政府。

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The opposition tried to bring down the prime minister.

反對派試圖推翻首相。

使沮喪, 使消沉

to make someone unhappy or depressed

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The bad news really brought her down.

這個壞消息真的讓她很沮喪。

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Don't let criticism bring you down.

不要讓批評使你沮喪。