put-down

n.

贬低（或奚落）的行为，使对方不再做声的反驳；（飞机的）降落；

复数：put-downs

1. Uncle Wang put the plough down in a field.
   王伯伯把犁降落在田地里了。
2. At sunset, the sun looks as if it is going down.
   日落时，太阳看起来好像在降落。

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