下去

Here we are. Let's get off at once.

Would you mind going downstairs and seeing who's ringing the doorbell?

Dare you go down into such deep water?

go down the mountain

The governor goes down to the grass roots to make investigation every year.

be willing to step aside in favour of a younger person

The basketball player got injured and went off the court.

go offstage

The patient's fever is down.

The bump (she got) on her forehead has gone down.

Is he still in a huff?

Cheese doesn't digest easily.

The sun went down.

He slid down the slope.

The ball rolled off the desk.

The flood has receded.

fall down the stairs

get the medicine down

drink the water down

take the convict away

suppress the enemy's firepower

The fighting will continue.

The struggle will carry on.

If he goes on like this, he will degenerate into a criminal.

It is in nobody's interests to continue arguing.

I will continue my research.

I didn't want to hear any more but she kept on talking.

A fit of sobbing choked her words.

Please carry on what you were saying.

If you persist, I shall be forced to report to the manager.

continue arguing

can't write on; can't carry on with one's writing

keep on working

stick it out; stick at/to it; hold on

keep reading/listening

carry on the research

carry on the tradition

It is likely to get colder and colder.

She got increasingly despondent after her defeat in the election.

discipline slackened

get thinner and thinner