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beat down doorsбуквально врываться к людям домой (о коммивояжерах: The reason corporations are willing to pay big bucks to be part of March Madness: Sports is one of the few genres of programming left that viewers mostly watched live. "It's a tremendous promotional platform," said Thompson in an interview. "They don't have to beat down doors and do a very hard sell." cbsnews.com 4uzhoj)
beat down doorsбыть напористым (Joe's advice to other entrepreneurs is to don't stop marketing and to continue to beat down doors. • It's not writing you have to do, you have to go there, ask in person, beat down doors. 4uzhoj)
crack down onнаказать (SirReal)
find oneself down and outразочароваться в профессии (оказаться не у дел Taras)
hunker downвзяться за ум (That test is worth half your grade, so you'd better hunker down and start studying. 4uzhoj)
lie downгруши околачивать (Bartek2001)
lie downбить баклуши (Bartek2001)
lie downбездельничать (Bartek2001)
scaled-down model of her motherуменьшенная копия матери (Sash-ka!)
scramble downслезть на землю (с дерева и т.п. – только в контексте: She scrambled down the tree as quickly as she could. 4uzhoj)
trickle-down economicsрейганомика