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lapsing

/ˈlæp.sɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈlæp.sɪŋ/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или процесс неспособности поддерживать более высокое состояние, стандарт или условие, часто включающий постепенный упадок или временную неудачу.

A noun referring to the act or process of failing to maintain a higher state, standard, or condition, often involving a gradual decline or temporary failure.

  1. Decline or deteriorationC1formal

    A gradual failure to maintain a previous higher standard, condition, or state.

    ruУпадок

    • The lapsing of his health was a slow and painful process.
    • There has been a noticeable lapsing in the quality of their work.
    • The lapsing of the building's structure required immediate repairs.

    Synonymsdeclinedegenerationdeteriorationregressionrelapsereversionworsening

    Antonymsimprovementrecoveryrevival

Forms
  • lapsings plural form
  • lapsings' possessive plural form
  • lapsing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

lapse/læps/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия постепенного перехода в менее активное или менее желательное состояние, или утраты права, привилегии или соглашения из-за времени или неиспользования.

A verb used to indicate the act of gradually falling into a less active or less desirable state, or of a right, privilege, or agreement becoming invalid due to time or disuse.

  1. Pass into a state or conditionB2formal

    To gradually pass into a particular, often less active or less desirable, state or condition.

    ruВпадать в состояние

    • After the excitement, the conversation lapsed into silence.
    • He lapsed into a deep sleep after the long journey.
    • The country lapsed into chaos after the government fell.

    Synonymsdriftfallregressrevertsinkslideslip

    Antonymscontinueendurepersistremainstay

  2. End or become invalidB2formal

    To come to an end, especially after a period of time, or to become no longer valid or active.

    ruИстечь

    • My gym membership lapsed last month.
    • The contract will lapse if not renewed by Friday.
    • His interest in the project lapsed after a few weeks.

    Synonymsendexpirerun outterminate

    Antonymscontinuepersistremain

  3. Drop to a lower levelC1formal

    To fall back to a lower standard, especially in terms of morals, behavior, or quality.

    ruСпуститься на более низкий уровень

    • He lapsed from his usual high standards of conduct.
    • The company's service quality lapsed after the management change.
    • She never lapsed in her dedication to the cause.

    Synonymsbackslidedeclinedeterioratefallregresssink

    Antonymsadvanceascendimproveprogressrise

  4. Return to bad behaviorB2formal

    To go back to a previous, undesirable habit or pattern of behavior.

    ruВернуться к плохому поведению

    • After months of sobriety, he lapsed back into drinking.
    • She lapsed into her old habit of procrastination.
    • The patient lapsed into a state of depression.

    Synonymsbackslidefall backrecidivateregressrelapserevert

    Antonymsperseverereform

  5. Let slip or fail to maintainC1formal

    To fail to maintain something, such as attention, a habit, or a right, often unintentionally.

    ruУпустить

    • He lapsed in his attention during the lecture.
    • She lapsed from her strict diet for just one day.
    • The company lapsed in its safety protocols.

    Synonymsabandondiscontinuedropforgoneglectrelinquish

    Antonymscontinuekeepmaintainobservepreservesustainuphold

  6. Pass by (of time)B2formal

    To pass or elapse, especially gradually or without being noticed.

    ruПроходить (о времени)

    • Several minutes lapsed before anyone spoke.
    • A year lapsed between their last meeting and this one.
    • Time lapsed quickly as they worked on the project.

    Synonymselapseflowgo bypassslip away

Forms
  • lapsed past participle
  • lapsed past simple
  • lapsing present participle
  • lapses 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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