going down

1.下去,(价格等)下跌;(船只)沉没,(飞机)坠落,(日,月)落下;继续到 (to) (风,浪等)平静下来;(潮,肿等)减退,消退

2.下;(日)落;(船)下沉;(物价)下跌;(饮食等)能吃下,能吸收;(解释等)讲得通

3.〈口〉咽下;被接受,受欢迎 (with)

4.倒下,垮台,破产

5.被记下,被载入

6.(英大学)退学,离校

7.下坡;衰颓,衰败

1.to become less

2.to sink below the surface of the water; to fall to the ground; when the sun or moon goes down, it moves below the horizon so you cannot see it anymore; to be long enough to reach a particular lower point or level

3.to travel toward the south; to travel to a place that is smaller or less important than the place you are leaving

4.to be remembered or recorded in a particular place or way

5.to produce a particular reaction

6.if food or drink goes down, you swallow it

7.to be defeated in a competition, especially in sports; to move to a lower division in a sports leaguea group of teams

8.if something such as a computer or an electrical system goes down, it stops working for a period of time

9.if lights go down, especially in a theater, they gradually become less bright and are switched off

10.to become worse

11.to happen

12.to leave a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge, at the end of a termperiod of study or a course of study

13.to go to prison

14.to become less respected by someone than you were before, because of something that you have done