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'''get down''' (''to descend, to concentrate, to depress, to discourage, to write/record, to swallow'') - schodzić, koncentrować się, zabrać się do rzeczy, onieśmielać, deprymować, notować, przełknąć.  
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'''get down''' (''to descend, to leave a vehicle, to concentrate, to depress, to discourage, to write/record, to swallow'') - schodzić, wysiadać, koncentrować się, zabrać się do rzeczy, onieśmielać, deprymować, notować, przełknąć.  
  
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# ''The train pulled in and the passengers '''got down'''.'' [the train arrived and the passengers went out]
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# ''At Trafalgar Square captain Forroughs '''got down''' the taxi.'' [left a taxi...]
 
# ''Nothing '''gets''' me '''down''' so much as a frosty and snowy weather.'' [nothing depresses me...]
 
# ''Nothing '''gets''' me '''down''' so much as a frosty and snowy weather.'' [nothing depresses me...]
 
# ''Let's '''get down''' to specific kind of real numbers i.e. rational numbers.'' [let's concentrate...]  
 
# ''Let's '''get down''' to specific kind of real numbers i.e. rational numbers.'' [let's concentrate...]  
 
# 'Let's '''get down''' to specific kind of mammals i.e. elephants.'' [let's concentrate...]  
 
# 'Let's '''get down''' to specific kind of mammals i.e. elephants.'' [let's concentrate...]  
# ''The train pulled in and the passengers '''got down'''.'' [the train arrived and the passengers went out]
 
 
# ''She speaks too quickly, I cannot '''get''' her lecture '''down'''.'' [I cannot write...]
 
# ''She speaks too quickly, I cannot '''get''' her lecture '''down'''.'' [I cannot write...]
 
# ''Never be too proud to '''get down''' on your knees and pray.'' [..to descend on your knees...] /Paul Bryant/
 
# ''Never be too proud to '''get down''' on your knees and pray.'' [..to descend on your knees...] /Paul Bryant/

Wersja z 00:47, 10 sty 2016

get down (to descend, to leave a vehicle, to concentrate, to depress, to discourage, to write/record, to swallow) - schodzić, wysiadać, koncentrować się, zabrać się do rzeczy, onieśmielać, deprymować, notować, przełknąć.

  1. The train pulled in and the passengers got down. [the train arrived and the passengers went out]
  2. At Trafalgar Square captain Forroughs got down the taxi. [left a taxi...]
  3. Nothing gets me down so much as a frosty and snowy weather. [nothing depresses me...]
  4. Let's get down to specific kind of real numbers i.e. rational numbers. [let's concentrate...]
  5. 'Let's get down to specific kind of mammals i.e. elephants. [let's concentrate...]
  6. She speaks too quickly, I cannot get her lecture down. [I cannot write...]
  7. Never be too proud to get down on your knees and pray. [..to descend on your knees...] /Paul Bryant/