Results for “下”

(slang) (of a person or manner) off-putting / (slang) to feel put off

to stay (at a hotel etc during a trip)

to go offline / (of a product) to roll off the assembly line / downline (person below oneself in a pyramid scheme)

to remove (a knapsack, harness, makeup etc) / (fig.) to lay aside (a burden, responsibility, anxiety etc)

immediately / at once / at that moment / at the moment

off the stage / in the audience

country folk / rustic / rural folk

a couple of times / to repeat the same / the same old trick / tricks of the trade

to cast away

below zero (esp. temperature)

to swallow

relative superiority (better or worse, stronger or weaker, above or below etc)

to fall / to drop / to land (of projectile)

to establish / to set (a new record)

subordinate / affiliated to / subsidiary

at present / right now

(idiom) strike first to gain the upper hand

by comparison

to steadily deteriorate

to throw stones at sb who has fallen down a well (idiom) / to hit a person when he's down

equally matched / about the same

groundwater

in this world / under the sun

underarm / armpit

to go downhill / to decline / to slump

to start and finish work

to be nothing difficult / to be a cinch

to develop rapidly after abrupt turn (idiom) / dramatic change

the wording and purport of what one writes

troops / subordinates / (honorific appellation for a general)

at the knee (in reference to children) / (salutation used in letters to parents or grandparents)

lit. to be in a high location, overlooking the scene below (idiom) / fig. to occupy a commanding position / to assume a haughty attitude

to act in a supporting role / fig. to play second fiddle

to write down

under / myself (humble)

(textual) context

everywhere

lit. to paint holding two brushes (idiom) / fig. to work on two tasks at the same time / to attack one problem from two angles at the same time

if you ride a tiger, it's hard to get off (idiom) / fig. impossible to stop halfway

first under heaven / number one in the country