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bring down
verb
- to cause to fall
the fighter aircraft brought the enemy down
the ministers agreed to bring down the price of oil
- slang.usually passive to cause to be elated and then suddenly depressed, as from using drugs
Example Sentences
Trump wants to bring down U.S. trade deficits globally.
"If this is a government that really wants to try and bring down the welfare bill, then bipolar disorder should be its absolute priority, the target disorder to actually move the dial."
Till now she had not used that sizeable bloc to attempt to bring down the government of the beleaguered prime minister Francois Bayrou, who struggles on despite having no majority.
He said it does nothing to bring down bills and that billions are being wasted in payments to switch off wind farms when demand is low.
The 26-storey blocks at Wyndford Road, in the north of the city, will be brought down using explosives to make way for nearly 400 new homes.
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