downshifter

downshifter['daunʃiftə]

• n.选择较前轻松工作和(或)轻闲生活方式的人；降低要求的人

• put out of action
• eyebolt
• congealer
• to the wind
• elasticity of flexure
• tec.
• not the length of a street
• taxi-drivers
• excogitator
• he-huckleberry
• activity holidays
• karyology
• zingers
• have no mind to do something
• stadholderates
• the pox
• conductive interference
• Kirkidium
• active mirror
• corresp
• full jump
• plotting scale
• gut reaction / feeling / instinct
• civil services
• sclerotomal
• Norwalk virus
• iconicity
• Ozalid
• canonicalness
• spineless
• LaF
• stone me
• superinduced
• infusions
• geophagies
• take someone for a ride
• abnormal
• l.c.r.
• have a ready wit
• of no effect
• ill-fitted
• radioresistant
• in the employment of
• TEPP
• s-butyl acetate
• C bias
• promycelia
• alternative
• allothigenic
• yea-saying
• seabeds
• actuarial
• roistering
• indiscernibles
• nauseously
• sautoir
• seaplane
• HFV
• fundamental quantity
• sea serpent
• ready to drop
• Commonwealth of Dominica
• C.of S.
• a card up one's sleeve
• two-tone modulation
• station
• have sth ready / done / finished etc
• iso(r)rhythmic
• phototoxic
• do sb the courtesy of doing sth
• perspicuity
• neobehaviorism
• musical saws
• redissolution
• draw ... off
• semicircumferences
• octameter
• cabbage patch kid
• the cart draws the horse
• cephalopodous
• römerite
• national holidays
• Acidalium Mare
• Cheju
• sicilianos
• Dryopidae
• discerptions
• headquartering
• aerofilter
• jejunities
• Rosa, Monte
• unsettledness
• tenderized
• win a name
• popsy-wopsy
• mortification of the flesh
• head and front
• registrate
• open marriage
• civilise