How to Say "lowering" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “lowering” is “bajando” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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bajando

Verb (Gerund/Present Participle)A2

decreasing height, volume, or intensity

A cartoon hand is pushing a large, brightly colored red lever downwards on a simple control panel.

Examples

¿Puedes bajar el volumen? ¡Está muy alto!

Can you turn down the volume? It's very loud!

La tienda está bajando los precios para la venta de verano.

The store is reducing the prices for the summer sale.

Direct Action on Objects

In this sense, 'bajando' usually needs a direct object (the thing being lowered), such as 'el volumen' or 'los precios'.

See full entry for “bajando” →

Related Translations

coming down→downloading→getting off→going down→pulling down→reducing→turning down→

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