go down
• (of a ship or aircraft) sink or crash.
• "he saw eleven B-17s go down"
• be recorded or remembered in a particular way.
• "his name will go down in history"
Similar:
be remembered,
be recorded,
be commemorated,
be immortalized,
• be swallowed.
• "solids can sometimes go down much easier than liquids"
• elicit a specified reaction.
• "my slide shows went down reasonably well"
Similar:
be successful,
be a success,
achieve success,
triumph,
make an impression,
have an impact,
get an enthusiastic reception,
be a hit,
be a winner,
be a sell-out,
go down a storm,
score,
• get worse in quality.
• "the neighbourhood has gone down a lot recently"
• happen.
• "you really don't know what's going down?"
• leave a university, especially Oxford or Cambridge, after finishing one's studies.
• "Dobbins went down last spring"
• be sent to prison.
• "he went down for three years"
