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down at heel
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Meanings:
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British English
informal
Looking shabby, worn, or poorly maintained, especially in clothing or property; showing signs of poverty or neglect.
Examples:
EN:
You wouldn't blame your parents for staying down at heel.
ES:
No les reprocharía a sus padres por seguir siendo miserables.
EN:
Couldn't stay all my life down at heel
ES:
Y dejar de vivir pobremente
EN:
* Couldn't stay all my life down at heel *
ES:
# No puedo quedarme toda mi vida debajo del talón #
EN:
No, there was something else about him though, he seemed... down at heel, you know?
ES:
Más viejo, claro. Subiendo un poquito de peso...
ID:
Tidak, ada hal lain yang sangat berbeda dari dia, dia terlihat... kumal, kau tahu?
EN:
It's a little, er... down at heel for a millionaire.
ES:
Esto es un poco... de poca categoría para un millonario.
EN:
"Property a little 'down at heel'."
HI:
"थोड़ी दूर में एक झरना है "
EN:
♪ Couldn't stay all my life down at heel, ♪ ♪ looking out of the window, ♪ ♪ staying out of the sun. ♪
ID:
Couldn't stay all my life down at heel, looking out of the window, staying out of the sun.
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