Get down - English meaning

phrasal verb

Lower (one's body) as by kneeling

phrasal verb

Depress or demoralize someone.

Usage examples:

Rainy days always get me down

phrasal verb

Write something down.

Usage examples:

It's so obvious, but i wanted to get it down on paper

phrasal verb

Swallow food or drink, especially with difficulty.

Usage examples:

I began to regain my appetite and managed to get some food down

phrasal verb

Dance energetically.

Usage examples:

Her boyfriend appears out of nowhere and starts to get down on the dance floor

phrasal verb

Leave the table after a meal.

Usage examples:

Can i get down please?

phrasal verb

To start to direct your efforts and attention to something, esp. work

Usage examples:

We’ve got to get down to business, folks, or we’ll never get the newsletter out on time.

phrasal verb

To start to direct your efforts and attention towards something

Usage examples:

The meeting's not due to start for another five minutes but we're all here, so let's get down to bu…