| (1) be down 〜 go down be + down (1)She is down.
 
 
 be + down (2)You cannot register for classes today, because the computer is down.
 
 
 be + down (3)I was down on myself for failing the exam.
 
 
 break + down 
(1)My car broke down again.
 
 
 break + down 
(2)The negotiation between the union and the company broke down.
 
 
 break + down (3)She broke down when I read the messages to her.
 
 
 break + down (4)I had to break down the door to get into my house.
 
 
 break + down (5)We broke down the financial category into three sub-categories.
 
 
 bring + down 
(1)The scandal can bring down the ruling political party.
 
 
 bring + down (2)The organization couldn't bring down the price of oil.
 
 
 come + down 
(1)I hope the price of oil will come down soon.
 
 
 come + down (2)
                  The storekeeper refused to come down on the price.
 
 
 come + down (3) Her father came down on her for coming home so late.
 
 
 come + down (4)The movie is about a rich family which is coming down in the world.
 
 
 come + down (5)When it comes down to a choice between quality and speed, I always pick quality.
 
 come + down (6)
 Tom came down with the flu.
 
 
 get + down 
(1)Let me get your address down and send you more information.
 
 
 get + down 
(2)Finally, we succeeded in getting the bear down from the tree.
 
 
 get + down 
(3)The news of the accident is really getting me down.
 
 
 get + down 
(4)Let's get down to work.
 
 
 go + down 
(1)I was astonished to hear that the plane went down.
 
 
 go + down 
(2)I like this photo of the sun going down on the horizon.
 
 
 go + down (3) 
I hope the price of gasoline will go down.
 
 
 go + 
down (4) 
The joke about lawyers didn't go down well with the audience.
 
 
 
 hold + down (1)The prime minister came in for sharp 
criticism from the opposition leader for failing to hold down prices.
 
 
 hold + 
down (2) People in the region are being held down by the invaders.
 
 
 keep + down (1) The organization seems unable to 
keep down the price of oil.
 
 keep + down (2)
 The 
dictator tried to keep the people down by dividing them into some groups.
 
 
 keep + down (3) For almost a week I had been 
suffering from acute pain in my stomach and was unable to keep down any food.
 
 
 keep + down (4) Keep down low. They are shooting at 
us.
 
 
 knock + down (1) Is he the one who knocked down the 
boxer?
 
 
 knock + down (2) The man said he would knock down 
our houses with a bulldozer.
 
 
 knock + down (3) I wanted 
to knock the price down more, but the salesman didn't give in.
 
 
 lay + 
down (1) We refused to lay down our guns, because we knew they 
wouldn't.
 
 
 lay + down (2) The committee has laid down the 
rules for what can and cannot be done on the Internet during the election.
 
 
 let + down (1) I don't want to let you down, when 
you ask me for help.
 
 
 let + down (2) Please let 
down the sculpture on the floor carefully, because it is very fragile.
 
 
 look + down (1) When I asked him about his project, 
he just looked down and said nothing.
 
 
 look + down (2) You should 
tell them what you think, otherwise they will look down on you.
 
 
 pin + down (1) The reporter tried to pin down the 
prime minister on the issue.
 
 
 pin + down (2) They couldn't 
pin down what caused the accident.
 
 
 play + down Some teachers tend 
to play down the importance of learning grammar.
 
 
 pull + down 
(1) Can I pull down the blind? It's too bright to see the computer 
screen.
 
 
 pull + down (2) Despite the protest of the local 
people, they pulled down the old church.
 
 
 pull + down (3) When the 
stock market falls, it will pull down the economy very fast, and no one will be 
laughing.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 put + down (1)
The man gently put down the glass box he was carrying and opened the lid.
 
 
                   put + down (2) Please put your email address down if you want to receive further information.
 
 
                put + down (3) 
Have you ever heard of a story of a poor elephant that was put down during
                  the war?
 
 
             put + down (4) 
I don't want to be too close to him, because he always puts somebody down
                  and I don't want to be seen talking with him.
 
 
          put + down (5) They always put their failure down to bad luck.
 
 
       put + down (6) 
When can you put me down for an appointment?
 
 
    run + down (1) 
The battery seems to have run down.
 
 
 run + down (2) 
The man was run down by a careless driver.
 
 
                   run + down (3) He is always running down his boss behind his back.
 
 
                run + down (4) 
Please run down the Safety Plan once more before we hand it in.
 
 
             set + down (1) 
You can use the property as long as you meet all the conditions set down
                  by the government.
 
 
          set + down (2) 
I tried to set down what the man said as accurately as I can.
 
 
       stand + down (1)Thank you, sir. You may stand down. You're free to leave or you can remain
                  in the courtroom.
 
 
    stand + down (2)I've decided to stand down from my role as CEO.
 
 
 take + down (1)Take down whatever comes to your mind.
 
 
                   take + down (2)Make sure to follow the instructions given in the Safety Plan, when you
                  take down the scaffolding.
 
 
                talk + down 
(1)I tried to talk the man down on the price, but he didn't give in.
 
 
             talk + down 
(2)Don't talk down to them, just because they don't accept your point of view. They could be much smarter than you can imagine.
 
 
          talk 
+ down (3) That guy on top of the roof says he's gonna jump off. Somebody has to talk
                  him down.
 
 
       tear + down 
They had to tear down our house to build a highway.
 
 
    track + down 
I was finally able to track down the original manuscript.
 
 
                   turn + down 
(1)It's getting cold, isn't it? Can I turn down the air conditioner?
 
 
                turn + down (2)I wonder why they turned down our offer.
 
 
             turn + down (3)The guy turned down the collar of his coat.
 
 
          wear + down 
I swore I would never drink again but my friends are really wearing me
                  down on that vow.
 
 
 
 
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