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Meanings of downbeat in anglès
Usage of downbeat in anglès
1
Consumers still feel downbeat about the economy and their own financial situations.
2
Not everyone took such a downbeat view of Asia's third-largest economy, however.
3
His staccato, opening words were decidedly downbeat - Hip operation went wrong.
4
A glum, tired, downbeat group tonight, the bad news outweighing the good.
5
Auckland remained the most pessimistic region, with Northland the least downbeat region.
6
With those expectations so far unmet, analysts might review already downbeat forecasts.
7
By last Friday night members of the Football Review Committee were downbeat.
8
The results were at the low end of already downbeat analyst forecasts.
9
To my mind, the name in that form is morose and downbeat.
10
That helped investors to take a batch of downbeat data in stride.
11
As at the first quarter results, Hester struck a decidedly downbeat tone.
12
Vettel was also downbeat going into the pointy end of the weekend.
13
It's just that the Christmas items he hosts are all curiously downbeat.
14
While there's a downbeat mood, activity levels appeared to be holding up.
15
When he spoke about it, his tone was remarkably downbeat and dispassionate.
16
I'd just anticipate where the downbeat of the next song would occur.
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Downbeat through the time
Downbeat across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare