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die down

/daɪ daʊn/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer une diminution progressive de l'intensité, de la force ou de l'activité, par exemple du vent, du bruit ou des émotions.

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/daɪ daʊn/B2formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer une diminution progressive de l'intensité, de la force ou de l'activité, par exemple du vent, du bruit ou des émotions.

A phrasal verb used to indicate a gradual decrease in intensity, strength, or activity, such as wind, noise, or emotions.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

  1. Become less intenseinformal

    To gradually become weaker, quieter, or less noticeable.

    frS'atténuer

    • The wind finally died down after the storm.
    • The noise from the party died down around midnight.
    • Her anger died down once she understood the situation.

    Synonymesabatecalm downdecreasediminishdwindleeasefadelessenlet upmoderatequiet downsubsidetaper offwane

    Antonymesescalateincreaseintensifystrengthen

  2. Subside or calminformal

    To decrease in strength or activity, often after a peak.

    frs'apaiser, se calmer

    • The controversy died down after the official statement.
    • The fire died down to just embers.
    • The excitement died down once the game ended.

    Synonymesabatecalmdecreasediminisheasefadelessenlet uplullmoderatesubsidewane

    Antonymesescalateflareintensifysurgeswell

Formes
  • died down past participle
  • died down past simple
  • dying down present participle
  • dies down third person singular

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