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descending

/dɪˈsen.dɪŋ/

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adjective

/dɪˈsen.dɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruДвижущийся или наклоняющийся вниз; уменьшающийся в размере, количестве или ранге.

Moving or sloping downward; decreasing in size, amount, or rank.

  1. Moving downwardB1formal

    Going or coming down from a higher to a lower level.

    ruСпускающийся

    • The descending path led us to the valley.
    • The plane was descending for landing.
    • The temperature is descending as winter approaches.

    Synonymsdownwarddroppingfallingsinkingslopingtumbling

    Antonymsascendingclimbingrising

  2. Decreasing in amount or valueB2formal

    Becoming less in quantity, size, or intensity.

    ruУбывающий

    • The graph shows a descending trend in sales.
    • The descending volume of water worried the farmers.
    • The company's profits are descending this quarter.

    Synonymsdecreasingdiminishingdroppingdwindlingebbingfallinglesseningsinkingwaning

    Antonymsgrowingincreasingrising

  3. In order from highest to lowestB1formal

    Arranged in a sequence that goes from the largest or most important to the smallest or least important.

    ruНисходящий

    • The list is sorted in descending order by price.
    • The students were ranked in descending order of their scores.
    • The data is presented in descending order of frequency.

    Synonymsdecreasingdiminishing

    Antonymsascending

Forms
  • more descending comparative form
  • most descending superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

descend/dɪˈsend/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения движения вниз или спуска, а также происхождения из определённого источника или среды.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving downward or lowering oneself, or to come from a particular origin or background.

  1. Move downwardB1formal

    To move from a higher to a lower position.

    ruСпускаться

    • The hikers began to descend the mountain carefully.
    • The elevator descended slowly to the ground floor.
    • The plane started to descend for landing.

    Synonymscome downdivedropfallgo downlowerplungesinktumble

    Antonymsascendclimbrise

  2. Come from an ancestorB2formal

    To be related to someone who lived a long time ago.

    ruПроисходить

    • She descends from a long line of artists.
    • The family descends from Irish immigrants.
    • He claims to descend from royalty.
  3. Fall or drop suddenlyB2formal

    To fall or drop to a lower level, often suddenly or dramatically.

    ruОпускаться

    • Darkness descended upon the valley.
    • Silence descended over the crowd.
    • A sense of panic descended on the room.

    Synonymsdivedropfallnosediveplummetplungetumble

    Antonymsascendclimbincreaserisesoar

Forms
  • descended past participle
  • descended past simple
  • descending present participle
  • descends third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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