Translations for „comedown“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

comedown [ˈkʌmdaʊn] N no pl inf

comedown

upadek m

comedown

degradacja f

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English

The remaining two minutes are all comedown, relatively speaking -- a bunch of sci-fi squiggles, left-turns, and echoes.

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Thankfully, none of this takes away from the wonderfully hypnotic production that provides a gentle comedown from summer we so sorely need.

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In some ways, this seems like a comedown.

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I would go to school on a comedown from drugs, which put me in the worst mood possible.

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A trio of excellent breads hoisted them so high, in fact, that it was a while before we could acknowledge the comedown.

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It's about the ride, the comedown and the healing.

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From beginning to the inevitable comedown two hours later.

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Though a perfectly enjoyable effort in its own right, it can't help feeling like a bit of a comedown after the superior thumper that came before it.

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What a comedown it has been for the chief minister in the last few months!

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Many drug users find propylhexedrine has a very heavy comedown compared to the high it causes.

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