Meaning ofbring downin English

Verb

1. to make something fall to the ground
   The strong wind will bring down the old tree.
2. to decrease or lower something
   The government's policies aim to bring down the inflation rate.
3. to overthrow a ruler; remove from power
   The revolutionaries worked together to bring down the corrupt dictator.
4. to upset or dishearten someone; affect emotions
   The bad news will bring down her spirits and make her sad.
5. to cause something to fall or collapse; physical impact
   The demolition team used explosives to bring down the abandoned building.
6. to tackle an opponent to the ground
   The wrestler tried to bring down his opponent with a powerful tackle.
7. to energize or excite a crowd; create lively atmosphere
   The DJ's music was able to bring down the house and get everyone dancing.
8. to soothe or calm someone; reduce anxiety
   The counselor's words of encouragement helped to bring down the patient's anxiety level.
9. to end the effects of intoxication in someone
   The doctor gave the patient a medication to bring down the effects of the anesthesia.