Meaning ofget downin English

Verb

1. to dance without restraint or inhibition
   The partygoers started to get down on the dance floor.
2. to relax and enjoy oneself fully; let loose
   After a long week, she liked to get down and unwind with friends.
3. to duck; take cover (from harm)
   When the shooting started, everyone had to get down for safety.
4. to bring or come down; descend
   The hikers had to get down the mountain before nightfall.
5. to depress; discourage someone
   The news of the loss got her down and she felt sad.
6. to perform or accomplish something successfully
   She finally got down to business and finished the project.
7. to record or document something in writing
   The journalist got down the quote from the famous actor.
8. to leave the table after eating
   After dinner, it's polite to get down from the table and thank the host.
9. to swallow something
   The patient had trouble trying to get the large pill down.