Translations for „comedown“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

comedown [ˈkʌmdaʊn] N no pl inf

1. comedown (anticlimax):

comedown

разочарова́ние nt

2. comedown (decline in status):

comedown

паде́ние nt

comedown

спад m

comedown

пониже́ние nt

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Usually after a show, he felt a huge comedown.

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Ecstasy certainly can get the motor running, but the comedown is rough.

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I deposited the mouse in a distant litter bin -- a bit of a comedown socially, but there you are.

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It makes for a somewhat humbling comedown for the 27-year-old who'd hinted he'd left the 145lb division behind for good.

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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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Anxiety, paranoia and restlessness can also occur, especially during the comedown.

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There's little you can do about the comedown, and you just have to deal with it.

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Fairly common knowledge but what about the dreaded comedown?

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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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In some ways, this seems like a comedown.

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