Examples of using "下りる" in a sentence and their english translations:
Down?
So, what do you reckon? Rappel, or do we go for that snow face, that glissade?
Get down into this canyon.
I need to find a way down there.
Do we rappel, use the rope, go straight down?
Okay, so you've chosen for me to rappel?
Okay, let's get down into this slot canyon.
Are we gonna jump, are we gonna rappel?
Okay, so you want me to rappel down into the canyon?
until night.
Okay, let's get ready to do this. Get ready to jump.
[Bear] That's a fight I'm not going to pick. We gotta go down.
to see if that glistening metal is the wreckage?
There's one option: rappel straight down this cliff.
It's just hundreds of feet. There's no way to get down this.
and then try and work out a way of getting down into it.
Right now in America, after a patent is granted,
Okay, we're going to use this rope, around this rock, rappel down
If you want to cross the rope, click "Left". If you want to rappel, click "Right".
I've learned from experience though, you've got to be so careful down climbing.
Even the smallest must make the journey if they are to survive the night.
Or, we just use this rope, try and find something to tie off to and rappel.
Don't run down the stairs so noisily.
I'm going to lay it out here, launch it and just run straight off the cliff
If you want to rappel, press "Right" and then press the "OK" button.
This is the most important thing when you're rappelling, what are you anchored off to?
The other option is just to use my own rope, tie it off and rappel the cliff.
It's too narrow in that canyon. So, I'm gonna rappel on to the edge of the canyon,
So on these sort of rappels, you want to have something that's going to protect the rope from the sharp rock.
Do we rappel, use the rope, go straight down? Or try and work our way without the rope and just down climb free?
[Bear] Okay, so what's our best way down into the canyon to see if that glistening metal is the wreckage?
Her old bike squeaked as she rode down the hill.
Don't run down the stairs so noisily.
It seemed to me that beauty was like the summit of a mountain peak; when you had reached it there was nothing to do but to come down again.