Count down Meaning in English
expression
ˈkaʊnt/ /ˈdaʊn
KOWNT-down
kˈaʊnt/ /dˈaʊn
KOWNT-down
释义
To say numbers in reverse order to zero, especially to mark the time before an event starts.
用法与细微差别
Can be a verb ('Let's count down!') or noun ('the countdown'). Used for launches, New Year, or starting something. 'Count down' always means going toward zero, not up. Commonly paired with 'to' a specific event: 'count down to midnight'.
Spanish: hacer la cuenta regresivaPortuguese (BR): fazer a contagem regressivaPortuguese (PT): fazer a contagem decrescenteChinese (Simplified): 倒计时Chinese (Traditional): 倒數計時Hindi: उल्टी गिनती करनाArabic: العد التنازليBengali: উল্টো গুনতে থাকা - কাউন্টডাউন (noun, অনুষ্ঠান শুরুর আগে)Russian: отсчитывать (обратно) - обратный отсчётJapanese: カウントダウンする - カウントダウン（名詞）Vietnamese: đếm ngượcKorean: 카운트다운하다 - 카운트다운(명사)Turkish: geriye saymak - geri sayım (isim)Urdu: الٹی گنتی کرنا - الٹی گنتی (اسم)Indonesian: menghitung mundur
例句
Let's count down from ten before we begin.
basic
They counted down to the New Year together.
basic
The teacher asked the class to count down from five.
basic
We're all counting down to the holiday break.
natural
The rocket launch will begin when they count down to zero.
natural
I love the excitement when everyone counts down before midnight on New Year's Eve.
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