“To go downhill” in Japanese
Short answer
To go downhill in Japanese is “うらぶれる” (urabureru). Full meaning: to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs.
Other ways to say “To go downhill” in Japanese
左前になる
hidarimaeninaru to go downhill (e.g. for one's business), to be badly off (economically)
坂を下りる
sakawooriru to go downhill, to go down a slope
うらびれる
urabireru to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらびれ
urabire to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらぶれ
urabure to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらぶれれ
uraburere to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらぶれん
uraburen to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらぶれよ
urabureyo to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらびれよ
urabireyo to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらびれれ
urabirere to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
うらびれん
urabiren to get shabby, to go downhill, to go to seed, to go to the dogs
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