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down under
noun
- Australia or New Zealand.
adverb
- in, to, or into Australia or New Zealand.
down under
noun
- Australia or New Zealand
adverb
- in or to Australia or New Zealand
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of down under1
Example Sentences
"India's lower exposure to global goods trade could work in our favour. If export-driven economies slow down under tariff pressure, and we continue growing at 6%, we'll start looking stronger by comparison - especially with our large domestic market to fall back on," says Rajeswari Sengupta, an associate professor of economics at Mumbai-based Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research.
Down under in Melbourne, Australia, Club Sup was born out of the city’s strict and lengthy COVID-19 lockdowns.
Ferrari and Red Bull back the V10 idea, but it is not appealing to Mercedes, Honda or Audi - and that's more than enough manufacturers to vote that idea down under F1's rule structures.
Now she’s in the land Down Under.
Initially it looked like no England coach would be involved down under, despite a strong finish to the Six Nations and a second-placed finish behind France.
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