7. Drill down (v): /drɪl daʊn/ Organizar
To organize data (computer information) according to different levels of detail.
Example: The computer engineer has to drill down for future reports.

8. Get down (v): /ɡet daʊn/ Deprimir
To make someone feel sad or lose hope.
Example: Karla usually gets down after hearing the weather report.

9. Look down (v): /lʊk daʊn/ Condescender
To think that you are better or more important than someone else, or to think that something is not good enough for you.
Example: I think Marcus looks down when he is among his friends.

10. Lie down (v): /laɪ daʊn/ Recostarse
To not work as hard at something as you should do.
Example: Anthony lies down after finishing work.

11. Move up (v): /muːv ʌp/ Moverse
To change your position to make space for someone or something.
Example: When we are in the stadium, we always have to move up.

12. Save up (v): /seɪv ʌp/ Ahorrar
Same as save
Example: My father is saving up to buy a mini van.

13. Sit down (v): /sɪt daʊn/ Sentarse
To make yourself comfortable in a chair.
Example: We don't usually sit down at work.

14. Sit up (n): /sɪt ʌp/ Incorporarse
To go from a lying position to a sitting position, or to help someone to do this.
Example: A good way to not have back pain is sitting up.