downhill

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downhill
[ˈdaʊnˈhɪl]
adjetivo
1cuesta abajo (road)
  • downhill skiing -> (esquí (m) de) descenso (m)
adverbio
2(also sentido figurado)
  • to go downhill -> ir cuesta abajo

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downhill [daun-jil]
adjetivo
1Pendiente, inclinado, en declive; cuesta abajo (downward/path).
  • A downhill slope -> una bajada, una pendiente
2It’s all downhill from here, de aquí en adelante todo va a marchar sobre ruedas o todo va a ser coser y cantar (easy, pleasant).
sustantivo
3Declive o declivio, bajada, rampa.
  • The downhill -> el descenso contra reloj (in skiing)
adverbio
4Cuesta abajo (walk, run).
  • To go downhill -> ir cuesta abajo
De descenso contra reloj (in skiing).

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downhill [ˈdaʊnˈhɪl]
adverb
cuesta abajo
to go downhill [+road] bajar; [+car] ir cuesta abajo; [+person] ir cuesta abajo; [+industry] estar en declive; estar de capa caída; [+company] ir de mal en peor
adjective
en pendiente; [+skiing] de descenso
it was downhill all the way after that (got easier) a partir de entonces la cosa fue más fácil; (got worse) a partir de entonces la cosa fue de mal en peor
I knew that a night out here, so close to the border, would be a risk, and I knew too that once over the pass we would be in Zangezour. Then I imagined it was downhill all the way All I know is that I left Freda a jolly-looking woman and when I came back she was altered. From then it was downhill all the way. Cancer

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