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to be down to somebody or something
to be down to somebody or something
01
to have a limited amount or number of something left
idiome
informel
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We're down to our last twenty dollars until payday.
02
to be heavily dependent on someone or something
idiome
informel
Exemples
He claimed his problems were down to the media.
to be down to somebody
01
to be someone's responsibility or duty to do something
idiome
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It’s down to you to make the final decision on this project.



























