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Meanings of bear down in английском
Synonyms
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
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.
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.
1
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 in английском
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.
6
A stronger pound will bear down on the UK's bill for imports.
7
When we get our chances, we have to bear down on them.
8
They should never be permitted to bear down our spirits with sadness.
9
You have shown that you can bear down calumny, and resist temptation.
10
He was fast and heavy, calculated to bear down a lighter opponent.
11
Now, if you please, I will bear down yet a little harder.
12
Why don't you bear down a little on those fellows of yours?
13
We're gonna have to bear down and deal with the consequences.
14
I was directed to bear down harder on it this evening.
15
Behind it the woods flare into looming shadows that bear down on me.
16
I encouraged him to bear down and crank his edges into the ice.
