下さげる: lowering something. The examples use polite Japanese in everyday situations.

The idea

下さげる is an ichidan verb: remove final る before adding ます or て. The polite non-past, negative and past forms are 下さげます、下さげません、下さげました. The て form is 下さげて. The thing affected by the action can be marked by を.

Patterns to compare
Dictionary formPolite non-pastPolite negativePolite pastて form
下さげる下さげます下さげません下さげました下さげて

Examples

  • エアコンの温度おんどを下さげます。I lower the air conditioner’s temperature setting.
  • ラジオの音おとを下さげてください。Please turn down the radio.
  • この店みせは値段ねだんを下さげました。This shop lowered its prices.
  • もう手てを下さげてもいいですよ。You may lower your hand now.
  • いすの高たかさを少すこし下さげます。I lower the chair a little.
  • 今日きょうは値段ねだんを下さげません。I will not lower the price today.

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Watch out

下さげる describes an action on something; its intransitive partner 下さがる describes the change.

Try it yourself

  1. (下さげる→ます)_

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    下げます

    下さげます is the polite non-past form; context can indicate a habit or a future event.

  2. (下さげる→て)_

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    下げて

    下さげて is the て form; it can connect clauses.

  3. 温度おんど_下さげます。(が/を)

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    を

    を marks the direct object of the action.

Use it today

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