come-down

英 [kʌm daʊn] 美 [kʌm daʊn]

n.  落败,屈辱,倒霉

复数:come-downs

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双语例句

  1. Professionally it is considered a come-down to work in portrait classes.
    在人像班上当画师被认为是事业上的一种落泊。
  2. She used to have servants: now she finds it a come-down to have to do the work herself.
    她过去雇有佣人,现在她得自己干活,觉得很委屈。
  3. Having to work as a clerk is a bit of a come-down after running his own business.
    他原来经营自己的买卖,现在不得已去当小职员,可谓家道中落了。
  4. It is the steady come-down of general price indices.
    它是指一般物价水平普遍地、持续地下降。