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Meanings of come down in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "reduce"
Examples for "reduce"
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Stabilizing the Middle East, of course, would reduce the pressure on Europe.
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I believe this will reduce crime and allay public concern for safety.
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Current strategies to reduce this problem include early detection and appropriate treatment.
4
Take the recent historic EU climate change deal to reduce CO2 emissions.
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The global crisis could also reduce the amount of outside funding available.
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In practice, this might be said to boil down to four principles:
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Lots of reasons, but they all boil down to one word: politics.
3
The decision will boil down to how much he wants an Arc.
4
Next day, if the syrup seems thin, drain off, and boil down.
5
Ultimately, the resolution of Greater Noida will boil down to money, some say.
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tenir nàusees Usage of come down in anglès
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The question is whether we have come down far enough, Nunan said.
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But some weeks, it's clear everyone needs to come down to earth.
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Ultimately, he said, the choice of method would come down to funding.
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He just said you need to come down to the conference room.
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Economic growth rebounded, but the unemployment rate took longer to come down.
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If a company can deliver results with fewer people, costs come down.
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Mr Aitchison said he hoped the fence would come down within weeks.
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Ultimately, rate increases come down to what risk pool you are in.
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US rates could start to come down as early as this month.
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Over time, private-sector debt needs to come down to more manageable levels.
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Only this week did the Confederate flag come down in South Carolina.
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Federal regulators have come down hard on the for-profit higher education sector.
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Could it be that they haven't even come down this far yet?
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Of course, it should never have come down to a legal battle.
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The order to activate certain units would come down from the Dept.
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Sceptics argue what goes up must eventually come down; are they right?
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Translations for come down
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