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press down on someone or something
to push down on someone or something. The weight of all the covers was pressing down on me, and I couldn't sleep. Press down on this lever and the recorder will start.
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There is nothing like driving down the highway with the windows wide open or the top down as the music is just blaring away When one of your favorite songs comes on, you tend to press down on that pedal just a little bit more and if it happens to be a song about the car that you are actually driving, it is pretty much over There is nothing like driving down the highway with the windows wide open or the top down as the music is just blaring away.
You do however need to be careful when it comes to using a roller for your interior painting as you only need to press down on the roller slightly, you should let the paint on the roller do the work for you as if you press down to hard you will create paint ?
Turn the camera upside down and press down on the clutch button.
 
 
 
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