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    downhill

    • IPA[ˌdounˈhil]

    美式

    • adv.
      toward the bottom of a slope；into a steadily worsening situation
    • adj.
      leading down toward the bottom of a slope；relating to the sport of skiing or cycling downhill
    • n.
      a downward slope；a downhill race.

    • noun: downhill, plural noun: downhills

    • 釋義
    • 相關詞
    • 片語

    副詞

    • 1. toward the bottom of a slope he ran downhill follow the road downhill
    • ▪ into a steadily worsening situation their marriage continued to slide downhill the business is going downhill fast

    形容詞

    • 1. leading down toward the bottom of a slope the route is downhill for part of the way
    • ▪ relating to the sport of skiing or cycling downhill the world downhill champion
    • ▪ leading to a steadily worsening situation the downhill road to delinquency
    • ▪ without difficulty or challenge we can take the easy road, the downhill road, or we can put America on the path to greatness again

    名詞

    • 1. a downward slope on downhills brake gently
    • 2. a downhill race.
    • ▪ the activity of downhill skiing.

    be downhill all the way

    • ph.
      be easy in comparison with what came before

    Oxford American Dictionary

    be downhill all the way

    • ph.
      be easy in comparison with what came before

    Oxford Dictionary

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    downhill

    • adv.
      towards the bottom of a slope: he ran downhill follow the road downhill
    • adj.
      leading down towards the bottom of a slope: the route is downhill for part of the way
    • n.
      a downward slope: on downhills brake gently

    Oxford Dictionary