Siguiente. ©2020 Reverso-Softissimo. If you are down to a certain amount of something, you have only that amount left. Gold liner. 1 2. Atrás. Busque down y muchas más palabras en el diccionario Reverso de sinónimos en inglés . Interest rates came down today..., Inflation will be down to three percent..., My department had a healthy interest in keeping expenses down..., The Dow Jones industrial average is down 5 points at 2,913. Resultado. Verbos antónimos en inglés. Diccionario colaborativo Inglés Tesauro, (in an organization) set up a more informal structure/workflow/environment; give up on communication protocols between departments, face a specific situation; act in a certain way. 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increase, intensify, magnify, step up.