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61 decline
1. intransitive verb1) (fall off) nachlassen; [Moral:] sinken, nachlassen; [Preis, Anzahl:] sinken, zurückgehen; [Gesundheitszustand:] sich verschlechtern2) (refuse)2. transitive verbdecline with thanks — (also iron.) dankend ablehnen
1) (refuse) ablehnendecline to do something — [es] ablehnen, etwas zu tun
2) (Ling.) deklinieren3. nounNachlassen, das (in Gen.)a decline in prices/numbers — ein Sinken der Preise/Anzahl
* * *1. verb2) (to become less strong or less good etc: His health has declined recently; Our profits have temporarily declined.) sich verschlechtern2. noun(a gradual lessening or worsening (of health, standards, quantity etc): There has been a gradual decline in the birthrate.) der Rückgang* * *de·cline[dɪˈklaɪn]I. n1. (decrease) Rückgang m, Abnahme f; prices sich akk reduzieren, sich akk ermäßigen (to auf + akk), zurückgehena \decline in the number of unemployed ein Rückgang m der Arbeitslosenzahlto be on the [or in] \decline im Rückgang befindlich sein, zurückgehena rapid \decline in health ein schneller gesundheitlicher Verfallindustrial \decline Niedergang m der IndustrieII. vi1. (diminish) interest, popularity sinken, fallen, nachlassen, zurückgehen; health sich akk verschlechtern; strength abnehmen3. (refuse) ablehnenIII. vt▪ to \decline sth1. (refuse) etw ablehnento \decline an invitation/offer eine Einladung/ein Angebot ablehnen [o ausschlagen* * *[dI'klaɪn]1. n1) (in standards, birthrate, business, sales, prices) Rückgang m; (of empire, a party's supremacy) Untergang m, Niedergang mto be on the or in decline, to go or fall into decline (business) — zurückgehen; (empire) verfallen
she went into a decline — es ging bergab mit ihr
2. vt1) invitation, honour ablehnenhe declined to come — er hat es abgelehnt, zu kommen
3. vi1) (empire) verfallen; (fame) verblassen; (health) sich verschlechtern; (prices, business) zurückgehen; (importance, significance, value) geringer werden; (custom) aussterben; (popularity, enthusiasm, interest) abnehmen; (population, influence) abnehmen, zurückgehen2) (= refuse, say no) ablehnen3) (= slope ground) abfallenin his declining years — gegen Ende seiner Tage (liter)
* * *decline [dıˈklaın]A v/i1. sich neigen, sich senken, abschüssig sein, abfallen2. sich neigen, zur Neige gehen, dem Ende zugehen:declining age vorgerücktes Alter;he is in his declining years sein Leben neigt sich dem Ende zu3. verfallen, in Verfall geraten4. sich verschlechtern, abnehmen, zurückgehen (Geschäfte etc)5. sinken, fallen (Preise)6. verfallen (alter Mensch etc)7. sich herbeilassen (to zu)8. (höflich) ablehnen9. LING dekliniert werdenB v/t1. neigen, senken2. ausschlagen, (höflich) ablehnen:decline with thanks oft iron dankend ablehnen3. es ablehnen ( to do zu tun)4. LING deklinierenC s1. Neigung f, Senkung f2. Abhang m3. Neige f, Ende n:decline of life vorgerücktes Alter, Lebensabend m4. Sinken n, Untergang m (der Sonne)5. Niedergang m, Verfall m:a) zur Neige gehen,b) im Niedergang begriffen sein, sinken6. Verschlechterung f, Abnahme f, Rückgang m:decline in sales WIRTSCH Absatzrückgang;8. MEDa) (körperlicher und geistiger) Verfallb) obs Siechtum n, besonders Lungentuberkulose f* * *1. intransitive verb1) (fall off) nachlassen; [Moral:] sinken, nachlassen; [Preis, Anzahl:] sinken, zurückgehen; [Gesundheitszustand:] sich verschlechtern2) (refuse)2. transitive verbdecline with thanks — (also iron.) dankend ablehnen
1) (refuse) ablehnendecline to do something — [es] ablehnen, etwas zu tun
2) (Ling.) deklinieren3. nounNachlassen, das (in Gen.)a decline in prices/numbers — ein Sinken der Preise/Anzahl
* * *n.Abstieg -e m.Ruin nur sing. m. v.ablehnen v. -
62 спад
ч1) ( зменшення) fall, abatement, diminution, drop; (у торгівлі, економіці) recession, decrease, decline, downturn, slack, downswing, disruption; (різкий, раптовий) slumpспад виробництва — setback in production, downswing
спад ділової активності — business decline (slowdown, recession)
2) (похил, схил) slope, chute, rapid, declivity -
63 chute
желоб имя существительное:спускной желоб (chute, slide)мусоропровод (chute, rubbish chute)глагол: -
64 ascent
1. n подъём; восхождение2. n повышение, продвижение3. n крутизна; подъём4. n прямой ряд ступеней, марш5. n косм. взлёт6. n восхождение по генеалогической линии7. n обращение к прошлому8. n из виса в упорСинонимический ряд:1. acclivity (noun) acclivity; grade; gradient; incline; slope; upgrade2. lift-off (noun) lift-off3. rising (noun) ascension; climb; climbing; mounting; rise; risingАнтонимический ряд:descent; fall -
65 sharp
1. n разг. жулик, мошенник, шулер2. n разг. знаток3. n муз. диез4. n остриё5. n длинная с очень острым концом швейная игла6. n с. -х. высевки, мелкие отруби7. a острый, отточенный, остроконечный8. a крутой; резкий9. a отчётливый, определённый10. a сильный, резкийsharp pain, sharp twinge — резкая боль
11. a умный, сообразительный12. a остроумный13. a проницательный, наблюдательный14. a бдительный15. a ловкий, искусный16. a хитрый, продувнойsharp practice — мошенничество, надувательство, неблаговидные дела
17. a едкий, острый18. a резкий, пронзительный19. a тонкий, острыйsharp nose — тонкое колкий, язвительный
20. a раздражительный, легко выходящий из себяsharp reaction — резкая реакция, раздражение
21. a быстрый, энергичный22. a суровый, жестокий23. a амер. сл. элегантный, шикарныйsharp dresser — модник; модница;
24. a фон. глухой25. a муз. диезный26. a муз. взятый на полтона выше27. adv ровно, точно, пунктуально28. adv круто29. adv муз. на полтона выше30. v жульничать, плутовать31. v муз. ставить диезto sharp a tone — поставить диез, поднять на полтона
32. v петь или играть на полтона вышеСинонимический ряд:1. abrupt (adj.) abrupt; rapid; sudden2. acrid (adj.) acrid; amaroidal; astringent; austere; bitter; harsh; piquant; pungent3. acute (adj.) acute; argute; discerning; gnawing; high; knifelike; penetrative; perceptive; piercing; piping; quick-sighted; sensitive; sharpened; sharp-sighted; shooting; shrill; stabbing; thin; treble4. alert (adj.) alert; attentive; awake; eager; hungry; vigilant; watchful5. angry (adj.) angry; spiteful; stinging; venomous6. biting (adj.) acid; acrimonious; biting; bitter; caustic; clear-cut; cutting; penetrating; probing; shrewd; trenchant7. clever (adj.) canny; clever; cunning; shifty; slick; slippery; wily8. dishonest (adj.) artful; cheating; crafty; deceitful; dishonest; sly; underhanded; unscrupulous9. distinct (adj.) audible; clear; definite; distinct; explicit; marked; obvious; unambiguous; unequivocal; unmistakable; visible10. edged (adj.) edged; honed; keen; perceptive; razor-sharp; sensitive; unblunted; whetted11. intense (adj.) agonizing; distressing; excruciating; fierce; intense; painful; severe; sore; violent12. lively (adj.) active; brisk; energetic; lively; quick13. observant (adj.) astute; brainy; bright; brilliant; hep; incisive; intelligent; knowing; knowledgeable; nimble-witted; observant; quick-witted; ready-witted; sharp-witted; smart; wise14. pointed (adj.) acicular; aciculate; acuminate; acuminous; barbed; cuspidate; mucronate; needlelike; peaked; peaky; piked; pointed; pointy; prickly; spiked; spiky; spiny; thorny15. short (adj.) inconsiderate; short; thoughtless; unceremonious; ungracious16. stylish (adj.) a la mode; chic; dashing; dressy; exclusive; fashionable; in; modish; posh; snappy; stylish; swank; swish; tonish; tony; trig; ultrafashionable; with-it17. just (other) accurately; bang; exactly; just; precisely; right; spang; square; squarelyАнтонимический ряд:bland; bluff; blunt; careless; deep; dim; dull; dumb; flat; gentle; gradual; hollow; inactive; indifferent; inept; insensitive; kind; mild; vague -
66 decline
decline [dɪ'klaɪn]1 noun(decrease → in prices, standards, crime, profits) baisse f; figurative (of civilization, empire) déclin m;∎ there has been a decline in child mortality il y a eu une baisse de la mortalité infantile;∎ sales have shown a rapid decline over the last six months on a observé une forte chute des ventes au cours des six derniers mois;∎ to be in decline être en déclin;∎ to be on the decline (prices, sales) être en baisse; (civilization, influence) être sur le déclin;∎ figurative to fall into decline dépérir;∎ old-fashioned to fall into a decline (person) dépérir(a) (refuse → invitation, honour, offer of help) décliner, refuser; (→ food, drink) refuser; (→ responsibility) décliner;∎ to decline to do sth refuser de faire qch(a) (decrease, diminish → empire, health) décliner; (→ prices, sales, population) baisser, être en baisse, diminuer; (→ influence, enthusiasm, fame) baisser, diminuer;∎ to decline in importance/value/significance perdre de son importance/de sa valeur/de sa signification∎ she declined with thanks elle a refusé avec ses remerciements(c) (slope downwards) être en pente, descendre►► Marketing decline stage (of product) phase f de déclin✾ Book '(History of the) Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' Gibbon 'Histoire de la décadence et de la chute de l'Empire romain' -
67 ὁρμάω
ὁρμάω (ὁρμή) 1 aor. ὥρμησα; mid. plpf. ὥρμηντο (Just., A I, 29, 4) in our lit. used only intr. (so Hom.+; SIG 709, 19 [c. 107 B.C.]; PStras 100, 17 [II B.C.]; PTebt 48, 24; LXX, Test12Patr, Philo, Joseph., Just.; Ath. 2, 2 and R. 1 p. 48, 5) to make a rapid movement from one place to another, rush (headlong) ὁρ. κατὰ τοῦ κρημνοῦ εἰς τὴν θάλασσαν rush down the slope into the lake Mt 8:32; Mk 5:13; cp. Lk 8:33 (cp. POxy 901, 6 of two swine τὴν ὁρμὴν ποιούμενοι). Of a crowd of people ὥρμησαν εἰς τὸ θέατρον they rushed into the theater Ac 19:29 (cp. Jos., Ant. 11, 147). ὁρ. ἐπί τινα rush at, fall upon someone (X., An. 4, 3, 31; Alciphron 3, 7, 3; 3, 18, 2; 2 Macc 12:32; Jos., Ant. 12, 270, Vi. 245; TestJud 7:5) 7:57.—Frisk s.v. ὁρμή. M-M. TW.
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