What is 'abajo' called in English?

'abajo' in English is called "Down". Down refers to: En dirección o a una posición o nivel inferior.

How do you pronounce 'Down' and 'abajo'?

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What is an example sentence for Down in Spanish?

English: "The ball rolled down the hill." | Spanish: "La pelota rodó cuesta abajo por la colina."

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English to Spanish Dictionary

down Meaning in Spanish (down significado en español)

adverbabajo

prepositionpor

adjectivetriste

Sinónimos:hacia abajotristezaabatimiento

abajo in English:down

Phonetic:aˈβa.xo

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de down en español es abajo, por, triste. (En dirección o a una posición o nivel inferior.)

Definitions of Down

1
adverb
abajo
Moving or situated to a lower position or level.
En dirección o a una posición o nivel inferior.
2
preposition
por
From a higher to a lower point of something.
Desde un punto más alto a uno más bajo de algo.
3
adjective
triste
Feeling unhappy, sad, or depressed.
Sentirse infeliz, triste o deprimido.

Example Sentences

casual

“The ball rolled down the hill.”

La pelota rodó cuesta abajo por la colina.

casual

“He felt really down after the bad news.”

Se sintió muy triste después de las malas noticias.

formal

“Please sit down, the meeting is about to start.”

Por favor, siéntate, la reunión está a punto de comenzar.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

hacia abajotristezaabatimiento

In English:

downwardsbelow

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

arribafelizalegre

In English:

up upwards

Inflected Word Forms

noundowner

noundownfall

adjectivedownward

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

down in the dumpsidiom

Feeling very sad or depressed.

let someone downphrasal_verb

To disappoint someone; to fail to support or help someone as they had hoped.

calm downphrasal_verb

To become less agitated or angry, or to make someone less agitated or angry.

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