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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Down to us
Hi.
"It's down to us why we lost the game and why we haven't got anything out of the game tonight." [From the BBC Sport website.]
How should one interpret the idiom "It's down to us" in such a context?
Thank you.
"It's down to us why we lost the game and why we haven't got anything out of the game tonight." [From the BBC Sport website.]
How should one interpret the idiom "It's down to us" in such a context?
Thank you.
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This might be a shortened version of "It comes down to us.", that is, "We are responsible." or "The blame lies with us."
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Anonymous "We are responsible." or "The blame lies with us."Yes, I'm sure that's what it means.
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