be down with - ležet (s nějakou nemocí)

verb - to be sick, to have a sickness

get down to - pustit se do (čeho)

verb - to start working on something

 

put your foot down - dupnout si, rázně zasáhnout, učinit přítrž

verb, informal - to say firmly that someone must do something or mustn't do something

go down with - chytit (nemoc), ulehnout (onemocnět), onemocnět (čím)

verb, British English - to become ill

 

put down to - připisovat (něco něčemu)

verb - to attribute something to something else, to say that something was caused by something else

 

cut down on - omezit (co)

verb - to reduce something

 

come down with - chytit (nemoc), ulehnout (onemocnět), onemocnět (čím)

verb - to become ill

 

come down to - být tím základním, být základem

verb - to be the most important thing or quality

 

look down on - pohrdat (kým), shlížet na (koho)

verb - to think that you are better than somebody

 

hand-me-down - obnošené oblečení (po někom jiném)

noun, American English - a piece of used clothing that is to someone else, usually to a younger person

 

down-to-earth - realistický, rozumný, nohama na zemi

adjective - realistic, sensible

 

keep it down - ztlum to, ztiš to, ztiš se

phrase, informal - to be quieter

 

down the road - v budoucnu, jednou

adverb, American English, informal - in the future

 

down the line - v budoucnu, jednou

adverb, informal - in the future

 

turndown - pokles

noun, technical - a reduction in an activity (especially in business, economics etc.)