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Bbser Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Bottom out
Got two questions about this phrase:
1. Does it mean: was lowest and now start to go up? Or simly just decrease?
2. What's the "opposite": top down/in?
Thanks.
1. Does it mean: was lowest and now start to go up? Or simly just decrease?
2. What's the "opposite": top down/in?
Thanks.
Top answer
It's as low as it will go. You don't know if it's gone up yet. The opposite would be the peak.
- It's as low as it will go.
- You don't know if it's gone up yet.
- The opposite would be the peak.
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It's as low as it will go. You don't know if it's gone up yet.
The opposite would be the peak.
The opposite would be the peak.
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