takedown（n.）
also take-down, 1893 "act of taking down," from the verbal phrase; see take (v.) + down (adv.).
The verbal phrase in the literal sense is attested from c. 1300, "move to a lower place or position." As "lower the power, spirit, or pride of, abase, humble" 1560s (often as take down a peg, notch, buttonhole, etc.); c. 1600 as "to swallow." As "pull down, remove by taking to pieces," 1540s. As "put in writing," by 1712.
该词起源时间：1893年