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go down in history

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go down in history
to be recorded in a particular way I think that, in the end, this will go down in history as a very important project.
Usage notes: sometimes used in the form go down in the annals of history or go down in the history books: He hopes to go down in the history books as a man of vision who brought the country together.
Related vocabulary: go down as something
See also: history


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This shoe will go down in history, like the Iraqi one, as a symbol of fight against tyrants," the SRS acting leader Dragan Todorovic said as he defended Lazic's conduct.
SCOTLAND coach Pete Steindl would love to go down in history as the man who plotted a shock win over the mighty Australians.
The First Minister joked: "When I was at university studying for the ministry, I realised I would go down in history.
 
 
 
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