Pronunciation: /ɡoʊ daʊn ə triːt/
verb To be very well received or enjoyed by someone; to be successful or popular
A1 The children's party games went down a treat with the kids.
A2 The new recipe I tried out for dinner went down a treat with my family.
B1 The comedy show went down a treat with the audience, everyone was laughing non-stop.
B2 The surprise party I organized for my friend went down a treat, they were so happy.
C1 The charity event went down a treat, we raised a lot of money for a good cause.
C2 The art exhibition went down a treat with the critics, they praised the artist's work highly.
adverb In a very pleasing or successful manner
A1 The cookies I baked went down a treat at the party.
A2 Her homemade soup went down a treat with the family on a cold evening.
B1 The new recipe I tried out went down a treat with my friends at dinner.
B2 The comedy show we went to last night went down a treat with the audience.
C1 The new restaurant in town is sure to go down a treat with food critics.
C2 The surprise party we organized for her birthday went down a treat and she was thrilled.
formal The new software update is expected to go down a treat with our customers.
informal I think the barbecue we're planning will go down a treat with everyone.
slang That new movie is going to go down a treat with the younger crowd.
figurative Her idea to streamline the process really went down a treat with the team.
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