英:[dɪ'sendɪŋ]
美:[dɪ'sendɪŋ]
英:[dɪ'sendɪŋ]
美:[dɪ'sendɪŋ]
n.
递减
v.
下来( descend的现在分词 )
下去
下降
下斜
词根:descend
adj.descendant 下降的;祖传的
n.descendant 后裔;子孙
descent 下降;血统;袭击
descender 下降物;下降者;下行字母
vi.descend 下降;下去;下来;遗传;屈尊
vt.descend 下去;沿…向下
descent 除去…的气味;使…失去香味
verb
intransitive verb
to pass from a higher place or level to a lower one
descended from the platform
to pass in discussion from what is logically prior or more comprehensive
descends from the general to the specific
to originate or come from an ancestral stock or source : derive
descends from an old merchant family
to pass by inheritance
a desk that has descended in the family
to pass by transmission
songs descended from old ballads
to incline, lead, or extend downward
the road descends to the river
physiology to conduct nerve impulses away from the brain
… lesions that interrupt the descending pathways from the cortex or brain stem produce weakness in voluntary movements …—Claude Ghez and John Krakauer
to swoop or pounce down (as in a sudden attack)
a hawk descending upon its prey
to appear suddenly and often disconcertingly as if from above
reporters descended on the candidate
to proceed in a sequence or gradation from higher to lower or from more remote to nearer or more recent
Their scores were listed in descending order.
to lower oneself in status or dignity : stoop
to worsen and sink in condition or estimation descended to poverty descend into chaos
He descended into a deep depression.
to pass from higher to lower musical notes
The harmony descends chromatically.
transitive verb
to pass, move, or climb down or down along
descending the staircase
to extend down along
a narrow scar descended her arm
descending order降序排列,递减次序
descending aorta降主动脉;下行织脉;下行支大动脉
descending colon降结肠,下行结肠
sort descending降序
下行的,降的
Middle English, from Anglo-French descendre, from Latin descendere, from de- + scandere to climb — more at scan
The first known use of descend was in the 14th century
describeverb
to represent or give an account of in words
to trace the outline of
describe a circle
describeverb
to represent or give an account of in words
to trace the outline of
describe a circle
describeverb
to represent or give an account of in words
to trace the outline of
describe a circle
describeverb
to represent or give an account of in words
to trace the outline of
describe a circle
describeverb
to represent or give an account of in words
to trace the outline of
describe a circle
descentnoun
one's line of ancestors : birth, lineage
the act or process of descending
a downward step (as in station or value) : decline
a downward slant : slope
a descending way (as a stairway)
a sudden raid or assault
descentnoun
one's line of ancestors : birth, lineage
the act or process of descending
a downward step (as in station or value) : decline
a downward slant : slope
a descending way (as a stairway)
a sudden raid or assault
descendverb
to pass from a higher to a lower place or level
to originate or come down from a source : derive
descended from an ancient family
to be handed down to an heir or from an earlier time a custom descended from ancient times
the mansion descended to a son
to incline, lead, or extend downward
the road descends to the river
to pass, move, or climb down or down along
to make a sudden attack by or as if by swooping down
to sink in status, dignity, or condition
descendverb
to pass from a higher to a lower place or level
to originate or come down from a source : derive
descended from an ancient family
to be handed down to an heir or from an earlier time a custom descended from ancient times
the mansion descended to a son
to incline, lead, or extend downward
the road descends to the river
to pass, move, or climb down or down along
to make a sudden attack by or as if by swooping down
to sink in status, dignity, or condition
1 I was descending, but the white sun rose no higher.
2 Rewrite each scale from Figure 4.18 as an ascending and descending melodic minor scale.
3 There he could see the heads of the trees descending in ranks towards the plain from which they had come.
4 You can sort database entries by any labels in ascending or descending order.
您可以按数据库作品的任何标签升序或降序秩序。
5 We were descending into a valley, in the middle of which was a town that, from here, looked no bigger than a postage stamp, overwhelmed by green on all sides.
6 We drop into the floor, descending through the clear tube.
7 Groups of rebels, communicating by eerie whistles, carried out a nighttime justice, descending on informants silently.
8 A god, maybe? a god from heaven, the answer to her prayer, descending now—to make her his forever?
9 Descending the mountain was even more dangerous than climbing it.
10 Guards nudged him into an elevator, and he felt himself descending.
11 And of course you can sort in descending order.
当然也可按照降序排列。
12 Higher up, descending rapidly, was a flying chariot pulled by pegasi.
13 Worried about making a critical blunder, I sat down to marshal my energy before descending further.
14 East is the ranch driveway, which gradually becomes a winding road, descending, leading to town, thirty miles away.
15 Descending past the narrow wood, they came on the farm suddenly.
他们往下走过狭窄的树林, 就突然来到了农庄上.
16 They knew very well why he hadn't: because of the enormity of the knife descending and cutting into living flesh; because of the unbearable blood.
17 The results are expressed in descending numerical order.
结果按数字降序列出。
18 “Poisonwood,” she added flatly, emphasizing the descending syllables as if she were equally tired of all three.
19 Presently she rang a small clear bell, then in the kitchen Luster heard Mrs Compson and Jason descending, and Jason’s voice, and he rolled his eyes whitely with listening.
20 No one showed the slightest interest in the hovercraft that was now descending to the ground.
1 向下
catabatic down downward downhill underhand downcast under sink dip dim downbound below alow downwash de-
3 下行的
4 下降
descensional off down downward descendent cadent fall drop decline descent downturn turndown dropoff downcome slip sink dip descend move down step-down katabatic loss breakdown lapse falling letdown fall-off downbeat degression decrease plunge drawdown downside depression settlement degradation sag droop gravitation downswing declension comedown downslide falloff downwelling descension light ease lower deteriorate gravitate recede stoop tarnish vail abate bring low on the downgrade
6 落下的