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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDown-to-earth
Practical, reasonable, and friendly; possessing a sensible and unpretentious attitude.
Downcast
Feeling sad or disheartened.
Downfield
In a direction toward the end of a field or playing area.
Downgrade
To lower in status, rank, or quality.
Download
To copy data from one computer system to another, typically over the internet.
Downmarket
Relating to or denoting products or services that are inexpensive or of lower quality.
Downpour
A heavy and sudden fall of rain.
Downside
The negative or disadvantageous aspect of something.
Downsize
To reduce the size or number of something, especially in a business context.
Downtown
The main commercial, financial, and cultural center of a town or city.
Downturn
A decline in economic, business, or market conditions.
Downward
Moving or directed toward a lower place or position.