downgrade

/doun-greyd/US // ˈdaʊnˌgreɪd //UK // (ˈdaʊnˌɡreɪd) //

降级,降格,下调,下降

Definitions

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

1
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.

nounslope

Forms: downgrading

Synonyms

Antonyms

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 any police department, but this is what happens through no fault of theirs.

/doun-greyd/US // ˈdaʊnˌgreɪd //UK // (ˈdaʊnˌɡreɪd) //

降级,降格,下调,下降

n.名词 noun

v.有主动词 verb

1
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.

nounslope

Forms: downgrading

Synonyms

Antonyms

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 any police department, but this is what happens through no fault of theirs.