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descend

/dɪˈsend/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour indiquer un mouvement vers le bas ou une descente, ainsi qu'une origine provenant d'une certaine source ou d'un milieu donné.

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/dɪˈsend/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour indiquer un mouvement vers le bas ou une descente, ainsi qu'une origine provenant d'une certaine source ou d'un milieu donné.

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.

    frdescendre (se déplacer vers le bas)

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

    Synonymescome downdivedropfallgo downlowerplungesinktumble

    Antonymesascendclimbrise

  2. Come from an ancestorB2formal

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

    frdescendre de

    • 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.

    frchuter brusquement

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

    Synonymesdivedropfallnosediveplummetplungetumble

    Antonymesascendclimbincreaserisesoar

Formes
  • descended past participle
  • descended past simple
  • descending present participle
  • descends third person singular
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