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descend · . [intransitive, transitive] (formal) to come or go down from a higher to a lower level · [intransitive] (formal) (of a hill, etc.) to slope downwards. Togglenavigation Redeem Upgrade Help Signin Dictionaries Dictionarieshome English AmericanEnglish Academic Collocations German-English Grammar Grammarhome PracticalEnglishUsage Learn&PractiseGrammar(Beta) WordLists WordListshome MyWordLists Topics Recentadditions Resources Resourceshome TextChecker Signin Dictionaries Dictionarieshome English AmericanEnglish Academic Collocations German-English Grammar Grammarhome PracticalEnglishUsage Learn&PractiseGrammar(Beta) WordLists WordListshome MyWordLists Topics Recentadditions Resources Resourceshome TextChecker Redeem Upgrade Help TOP English English AmericanEnglish AcademicEnglish Collocations PracticalEnglishUsage German-English English-German English AmericanEnglish Entersearchtext DefinitionofdescendverbfromtheOxfordAdvancedLearner'sDictionary descendverb /dɪˈsend/ /dɪˈsend/VerbFormspresentsimpleI/you/we/theydescend /dɪˈsend/ /dɪˈsend/he/she/itdescends /dɪˈsendz/ /dɪˈsendz/pastsimpledescended /dɪˈsendɪd/ /dɪˈsendɪd/pastparticipledescended /dɪˈsendɪd/ /dɪˈsendɪd/-ingformdescending /dɪˈsendɪŋ/ /dɪˈsendɪŋ/PhrasalVerbs jumptootherresults [intransitive,transitive](formal)tocomeorgodownfromahighertoalowerlevelTheplanebegantodescend.Theresults,rankedindescendingorder(=fromthehighesttothelowest)areasfollows…descendsomethingShedescendedthestairsslowly.oppositeascendOxfordCollocationsDictionaryadverbquicklyrapidlyslowly…Seefullentry Questionsaboutgrammarandvocabulary? FindtheanswerswithPracticalEnglishUsageonline,yourindispensableguidetoproblemsinEnglish. Joinus JoinourcommunitytoaccessthelatestlanguagelearningandassessmenttipsfromOxfordUniversityPress! Definitionsonthego Lookupanywordinthedictionaryoffline,anytime,anywherewiththeOxfordAdvancedLearner’sDictionaryapp. Wanttolearnmore? FindoutwhichwordsworktogetherandproducemorenaturalsoundingEnglishwiththeOxfordCollocationsDictionaryapp. [intransitive](formal)(ofahill,etc.)toslopedownwardsAtthispointthepathdescendssteeply.oppositeascendOxfordCollocationsDictionaryadverbsteeplygentlygradually…prepositionintotophrasesdescendintochaosdescendintofarcedescendintomadness…Seefullentry [intransitive](literary)(ofnight,darkness,amood,etc.)toarriveandbegintoaffectsomebody/somethingsynonymfallNightdescendsquicklyinthetropics.descendon/uponsomebody/somethingCalmdescendedonthecrowd.WordOriginMiddleEnglish:fromOldFrenchdescendre,fromLatindescendere,fromde-‘down’+scandere‘toclimb’.PhrasalVerbsbedescendedfromdescendintodescendondescendtodescenduponSeedescendintheOxfordAdvancedAmericanDictionarySeedescendintheOxfordLearner'sDictionaryofAcademicEnglishCheckpronunciation: descend Otherresults Allmatches descendon descendto descendinto descendupon descendintosomething descendtosomething descendonsomebody/something descenduponsomebody/something Phrasalverbs descendintosomething descendtosomething descendonsomebody/something descenduponsomebody/something Nearbywords descantnoun descantrecordernoun descendverb descendantnoun descendintophrasalverb equivalent noun FromtheWordlist OPALspokenwords OxfordLearner'sDictionariesWordoftheDay
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- 1DESCEND在劍橋英語詞典中的解釋及翻譯
descend的意思、解釋及翻譯：1. to go or come down: 2. If darkness or night descends, it becomes dark and day...
- 2Descend Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1 : to come or go down from a higher place or level to a lower one The elevator descended. · 2 : ...
- 3descend中文(繁體)翻譯：劍橋詞典
A feeling of despair descended (on us) as we realized that we were lost. 當我們發現自己迷了路的時候，一種絕望的情緒（在我...
- 4DESCEND | Meaning & Definition for UK English | Lexico.com
verb · 1Move or fall downwards. 'the aircraft began to descend' · 2(of a road, path, or flight of...
- 5Descend Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com
to move downward upon or along; go or climb down (stairs, a hill, etc.). to extend or lead down a...
