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Don't let this get you down

🇬🇧 UK //dəʊnt lɛt ðɪs ˈɡɛt jʊ daʊn// 🇺🇸 US //doʊnt lɛt ðɪs ˈɡɛt jʊ daʊn//

Meaning of Don't let this get you down

To prevent something from making you feel sad or discouraged.

In simple words: Don't feel sad or discouraged.

Don't let this get you down in a sentence

• I know you're facing challenges, but don't let this get you down.
• She always reminds me, 'Don't let this get you down'.
• When life gets tough, remember, don't let this get you down.
• After receiving bad news, he struggled but tried to not let this get him down.

How to use Don't let this get you down

Commonly used in conversational contexts to uplift someone. Not formal; avoid in serious discussions.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Imagine a balloon that won't deflate when it's pricked - stay uplifting!

Related words

Collocations with Don't let this get you down

• let something get you down
• don't let feelings get you down
• never let this get you down

Synonyms for Don't let this get you down

• stay positive
• keep your spirits up
• don't lose hope
• remain upbeat
• stay strong

Common mistakes with Don't let this get you down

• Using 'let' incorrectly, e.g., 'Don't let this bring you down'.
• Confused with 'don't let this affect you'.
• Omitting 'this' can make the phrase unclear.

Frequently asked questions about Don't let this get you down

What does Don't let this get you down mean?

Don't feel sad or discouraged.

What is the definition of Don't let this get you down?

To prevent something from making you feel sad or discouraged.

How do you use Don't let this get you down in a sentence?

I know you're facing challenges, but don't let this get you down.

Can you give another example of Don't let this get you down?

She always reminds me, 'Don't let this get you down'.

What are synonyms for Don't let this get you down?

Common alternatives include stay positive, keep your spirits up, don't lose hope, remain upbeat, stay strong.

What words go with Don't let this get you down?

It commonly pairs with let something get you down, don't let feelings get you down, never let this get you down.

What are common mistakes when using Don't let this get you down?

Using 'let' incorrectly, e.g., 'Don't let this bring you down'. Confused with 'don't let this affect you'. Omitting 'this' can make the phrase unclear.

How do you pronounce Don't let this get you down?

US: //doʊnt lɛt ðɪs ˈɡɛt jʊ daʊn//, UK: //dəʊnt lɛt ðɪs ˈɡɛt jʊ daʊn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Don't let this get you down?

Commonly used in conversational contexts to uplift someone. Not formal; avoid in serious discussions.