1.削减;降低
2.使落下[跌落];射落,击落,打下;打伤,打死
3.致(祸),获(罪)
4.贬低;〔口语〕煞(某人)威风,使受挫;把(人)毁掉;打倒
5.放下,卸下(货物等)
6.使浓缩
7.把(记录)记到(某时)为止
1.削减;降低
2.使落下[跌落];射落,击落,打下;打伤,打死
3.致(祸),获(罪)
4.贬低;〔口语〕煞(某人)威风,使受挫;把(人)毁掉;打倒
5.放下,卸下(货物等)
6.使浓缩
7.把(记录)记到(某时)为止
1.to cause a government or politician to lose power
2.to reduce the rate, level, or amount of something
3.to make someone or something move or fall to the ground
1.I could envision more comprehensive reform proposals that would be able to broaden coverage and bring down costs.
我还能想象出更多更全卖弄的改革方案，既能扩大覆盖面，又能降低系统成本。
2.If they do, the cost of capital will go down and bring down the cost of electricity from nuclear plants, he said.
他说，如果工程能如期交付，并且不超出预算，建造成本将下降，核电厂的发电成本也会降低。
3.The consensus was that CIT's failure alone was not likely to bring down any other firm.
分析人事达成了一致共识，他CIT一家的倒闭将不会带垮其的公司。
4.That pace would bring down the unemployment rate by less than half a percentage point over the course of a year.
这样的速度在一年的时间里只能将失业率降低不到半个百分点。
5.Not dead after all, he was freed by a group trying to bring down the Company, the group founded by Michael's father.
他根本没死，被一个想搞垮“公司”的组织救了，这个组织是迈可的父亲资助的。
6.The Bank made it clear that it was not aiming to bring down three-month lending rates, which are the markets' most acute pressure point.
银行清楚地表明其意并非拉低三个月拆出利率这一货币市场最灵敏地压力点。
7.In extremis, you could conceive of a scenario under which the bail-out had to be so large that it would bring down the entire system.
在极端的情况下，你可以想象这样一个场景，违约的规模太大以至于拖垮了整个体系。
8.Otherwise, the money would be used for blowing bubbles, which could bring down the country.
否则，这些钱就会被用来催生资产泡沫，这也会拖垮经济。
9.Evening red and morning grey help the traveller on his way; evening grey and morning red bring down rain on his head.
晚红霞，早灰霞，旅客放心上路；晚灰霞，早红霞，便要大雨淋头。
10.Mr. Geithner said the White House would allow taxes on top earners to increase in 2011 as part of an effort to bring down the U.
盖特纳说，白宫将允许针对富人的税收在2011年提高，以此作为降低美国财政赤字的部分措施。