to be down to somebody or something

Definición y significado de "be down to somebody or something "en inglés

to be down to somebody or something
01

to have a limited amount or number of something left

to [be] down to {sb/sth} definition and meaning
Idiom
Informal
Ejemplos
After hours of driving, we're down to a quarter tank of gas; we need to find a gas station soon.
02

to be heavily dependent on someone or something

Idiom
Informal
Ejemplos
The team's victory was down to their excellent teamwork and strategy.
to be down to somebody
to be down to somebody
01

to be someone's responsibility or duty to do something

Idiom
Ejemplos
Cleaning up after the party will be down to the hosts.
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