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Meanings of bear down on in English
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Examples for "drag down"
Examples for "drag down"
1
She will drag up the heathen world; she will drag down Satan.
2
It can only absorb, and thus drag down to its own condition.
3
Leaving the situation unresolved could drag down the market for years.
4
Analysts have expressed concern choppy stock markets could drag down Baer's future income.
5
The source said funding would not necessarily drag down the deal.
1
The dragons of the inundations of my tears bear down the four
2
I just thought it was about time to bear down a little.
3
They career through the air, and bear down on the track-layers' hides.
4
The line abreast was used only to bear down on the enemy.
5
We've got to bear down and be better in our own end.
1
Use a spatula to press down on the sandwich while it cooks.
2
On the cook-and-keep- warm or cook-and-shut-off machines, simply press down on the switch.
3
Do not move the steak or press down on it in any way.
4
Use your hands to firmly press down on the tops of the pieces.
5
Mann willed himself to press down on the pedal even more.
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Stockbrokers also feared that it would weigh down on stocks this week.
2
They weigh down the ship and must eventually be removed and destroyed.
3
It is an eternal weight, to weigh down all crosses and disappointments.
4
Still, the weak economic backdrop has failed to weigh down asset prices.
5
Do the horrors of Falkland, fair May, still weigh down your spirits?
Usage of bear down on in English
1
They career through the air, and bear down on the track-layers' hides.
2
The line abreast was used only to bear down on the enemy.
3
A stronger pound will bear down on the UK's bill for imports.
4
When we get our chances, we have to bear down on them.
5
Behind it the woods flare into looming shadows that bear down on me.
6
You just gotta bear down on that crimp and muscle-fuck it.
7
We have to bear down on them with all we've got.
8
Better still-happythought!-I'llbear down on Jaipur myself, for Christmas leave.
9
But predatory capitalism will always bear down on the long-term health of our environment.
10
I have not yet begun to bear down on you.
11
The thud of drums, too, from Kaffir villages seemed to bear down on us.
12
Then we can bear down on them from all sides.
13
Then the intricate dark flyers would turn and dive, bear down on the prey.
14
Come about, Mr. Passford, and bear down on the enemy.
15
The pressure started to bear down on his family.
16
Oh, don't bear down on him too hard, Joe.