I. downsize [美 ˈdaʊnˌsaɪz, 英 ˈdaʊnsʌɪz] 动词 trans 美
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Unfortunately, economic conditions necessitated a new wave of reorganization and downsizing in 2008-2009.
en.wikipedia.org House was forced to downsize and re-organize, and it would be over a year before any new releases would see the light of day.
en.wikipedia.org Rather than risk not having any race at all, organizers opted to downsize in 2009 with hopes of reviving the stage-race format next season.
en.wikipedia.org In 2004 the team downsized to two cars.
en.wikipedia.org As of 2010, the mechanical engineering shop has been severely downsized with a reduction in staff and equipment.
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