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to pull off, to peel off
She carefully pulled the plaster off her skin.
to drag down, to lower
The many absences are dragging down the performance of the entire department.
to get down, to depress; to drag down
The constant conflicts at the office are getting her down.
to download
I downloaded the file from the server yesterday.
to pull down, to lower
In the evening, we pull the shutters all the way down.
to pull down, to draw down
He pulled the cap down over his ears.
to put into a rapid descent, to bring down quickly
When the collision warning sounded, the pilot put the aircraft into a rapid descent.
to extend down, to run down; to stretch down
The forest extends down from the ridge into the valley.
to extend down, to carry down
The architect extended the windows down to floor level.
to move down, to relocate down
We moved down from the third floor to the ground floor.
to come down, to move down; to proceed down
The band came slowly down the street.
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