to fall; to collapse; to lie horizontally; to fail; to go bankrupt; to overthrow; to change (trains or buses); to move around; to resell at a profit

to have bad luck; to be out of luck

to overthrow; to knock down; Down with ... !

to collapse; to topple over

to fall down; to slip and fall; to throw sb to the ground

to count backwards (from 10 down to 0); to count down; from the bottom (lines on a page); from the back (rows of seats)

inverse number; reciprocal (math.)

to tumble; to fall; fig. to suffer a reverse (in politics or business)

to faint; to swoon; to black out; to become unconscious

to count down; countdown

to knock down; knocked down

to faint

to go bankrupt; to close down

to slip and fall; to lose one's footing and fall

to collapse (of building); to topple over

to knock down; to knock over; to run over (sb)

to trip; to stumble

to fall to the ground

to turn upside down; to reverse; back to front; confused; deranged; crazy

to push over; to overthrow

to topple over; to fall over; to greatly admire; to prostrate oneself before

to dump; to pour out; to empty out

(coll.) but on the contrary; but instead

to fall back; to go in reverse

to fall ill; to be stricken with an illness

(coll.) forget it; drop it; let it go; to pull down

to change buses, trains etc

to reverse (a vehicle); to drive backwards

variant of 倒霉[dao3 mei2]

lit. spirit and soul upside down (idiom); infatuated and head over heels in love; fascinated; captivated

to be frightened

to lie down; to drop to the ground

to knock down; to mow down

inverted image; reversed image (e.g. upside down)

overwhelming

(optics) inverted image

to overwhelm; to overpower; overwhelming

to baffle; to confound; to stump

to be more of a hindrance than a help

to make an about-turn; to reverse one's direction, policy, sequence etc; to turn things on their head

(of time, or a video clip etc) to run in reverse; Taiwan pr. [dao4zhuan3]

to flow backwards; reverse flow

to knock over; to knock down; to lay flat; to fell; to bring down

a handstand; to turn upside down; to stand on one's head; upside down

to prostrate oneself; to fall on one's knees; to grovel

lit. to hang upside down; fig. topsy-turvy and inequitable, e.g. manufacturing and trading costs exceed the sale price (of some goods); to borrow more than one can ever repay

to resell at a profit; to speculate

down on one's luck; in straitened circumstances; disappointed; frustrated

to spoil one's appetite; fig. to get fed up with sth