downgrading 的 3 个定义
- a downward slope, especially of a road.
down·grad·ed, down·grad·ing.
- to assign to a lower status with a smaller salary.
- to minimize the importance of; denigrate: She tried to downgrade the findings of the investigation.
- to assign a lower security classification to.
downgrading 近义词
lower in opinion or rank
更多downgrading例句
- For instance, when Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina, it was downgraded to a Category 1 storm, only to tragically stall and dump enough rain to break at least 28 flood records.
- Laura has now been downgraded to Category 2 storm, but it’s still barreling over Louisiana with winds of 110 mph.
- The hurricane knocked out power for more than 800,000 people in Louisiana and eastern Texas before it was downgraded to a tropical storm on Thursday afternoon.
- Nearly 40% of students ended up receiving exam scores downgraded from their teachers’ predictions, threatening to cost them their university spots.
- In practice, this means Facebook’s algorithms will no longer recommend users join QAnon groups, and will downgrade the prominence of QAnon in its news feed.
- "The Uri Blau conviction as part of a plea bargain alone merits a downgrade," said Omer-Man.
- I did The Girlfriend Experience on film and Entourage on television, and to downgrade from that would be silly.
- One ratings agency is threatening to downgrade the U.S. if we go over the fiscal cliff.
- A ratings downgrade, Bell said, would be the absolute last thing to move the needle as far as urgency over the deficit.
- The downgrade probably scores short-term political points for both leaders.
- In the general ferment, commercial honesty had been on the downgrade.
- I do not want to downgrade any police department, but this is what happens through no fault of theirs.
- From Houston we turned onto Elm, which was a rather sharp turn with a downgrade, sir.
- The inference is obvious: that the Monarchists are on the upgrade, and the Republicans on the downgrade.
- As he did this the turnout reached a point in the road where the downgrade was greater than ever.