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Meanings of downhill in English
Usage of downhill in English
1
We career downhill toward the second last and still no outside pressure.
2
Of course, friends kindly pointed out that it's all downhill from now.
3
Super-G is the second of the Alpine skiing speed events, after downhill.
4
The movement of material progress is in some sense a downhill movement.
5
Going downhill requires less effort but more attention, and she staggers frequently.
6
The path continued downhill and Ayla decided to follow it a ways.
7
There are also signs of a downhill course running down the hillside.
8
The she-beast growled deeply and headed downhill toward the more numerous opportunity.
9
And water is plunging and powerful; but it is only powerful downhill.
10
Australian Libby Lenton said it made her feel she was swimming downhill.
11
A lot of downhill -which dramatically increases the risk of crashing.
12
The downhill path was gentle, and soon he reached a small rill.
13
Corruption at Prasa Prasa has been on a downhill slope for years.
14
There came a crash from downhill as the house of mirrors collapsed.
15
Mr Rumsfeld's relationship with the Pentagon generals began badly, and went downhill.
16
He whistled to the dog and the two went off downhill together.
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Downhill through the time
Downhill across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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