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[dɪ'send]гл.; преим. книжн.1) спускаться, сходитьto descend into a valley / cave — спускаться в долину / пещеру
From the heights of the mountain immense avalanches often descend. — С вершины этой горы часто сходят ужасные лавины.
Syn:Ant:2) опускать, вести внизas steps that descend us towards our graves — как ступени, что ведут нас вниз, в могилу
3) иметь нисходящую часть, спускатьсяFrom here the path descends. — Отсюда тропа идёт под уклон.
Ant:4) опускаться, снижаться ( о самолёте)We watched the plane descend. — Мы наблюдали за тем, как самолёт снижается.
Ant:5) поэт. наступать, надвигаться (о сумерках, ночи)The shades of evening began to descend. — Надвигались сумерки.
Syn:6) передаваться по наследству, переходить от (кого-л.)Our principles may come from our fathers; our prejudices certainly descend from the female branch. — Принципы достаются нам от наших отцов, а предрассудки, несомненно, от матерей.
Syn:7) происходить, вести родSyn:8) погружаться (в хаос, отчаяние)9) нагрянуть (к кому-л. в гости);Thousands of tourists descend on the lake every year. — Каждый год на озеро приезжают тысячи туристов.
10) овладевать ( кем-либо), захватывать (кого-л.)A feeling of sadness descended on me. — Меня охватила грусть.
11) внезапно напасть (на кого-л.)The Arsenal man had the ball in the net before the defensive hordes could descend on him. — Игрок "Арсенала" послал мяч в сетку ворот прежде, чем на него обрушились полчища защитников.
The manor descended to his son. — Поместье перешло к его сыну.
13) пасть, опуститься, унизиться (до чего-л.)to descend to a mean trick — поступить низко, нечестно
Syn:14) астр. клониться к горизонту15) муз. снижать тон••to descend to particulars — переходить к частностям / деталям
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[di΄send] v իջնել, ցած իջնել. descend the stairs/a hill աստիճաններով/սարից ցած իջնել. (ծագել, սերվել) descend from a French family ֆրան սիական ընտանիքից սերել, ֆրանսիա կան ծագում ունենալ. (ժառանգաբար անց նել) The estate descends to son Կալվածքը ժառանգաբար անցնում է որդուն. (հա ր ձակվել) The enemy descended by night Թշնամին հարձակվեց գիշերով. He would never descend to lying Նա երբեք ստելու աստիճան չէր ստորանա -
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1. intransitive verb1) (go down) hinuntergehen/-steigen/-klettern/-fahren; (come down) herunterkommen; (sink) niedergehen (on auf + Dat.)descend in the lift — mit dem Aufzug nach unten fahren
2) (slope downwards) abfallenthe hill descends into/ towards the sea — der Hügel fällt zum Meer hin ab
3) (in quality, thought, etc.) herabsinken4) (in pitch) fallen; sinken5) (make sudden attack)descend on something — über etwas (Akk.) herfallen
descend on somebody — (lit., or fig.): (arrive unexpectedly) jemanden überfallen
6) (fig.): (lower oneself)2. transitive verb(go/come down) hinunter- / heruntergehen / -steigen / -klettern/-fahren; hinab-/herabsteigen (geh.)* * *[di'send]1) (to go or climb down from a higher place or position: He descended the staircase.) heruntersteigen2) (to slope downwards: The hills descend to the sea.) sich senken3) ((with on) to make a sudden attack on: The soldiers descended on the helpless villagers.) herfallen•- academic.ru/19824/descendant">descendant- descent
- be descended from* * *de·scend[dɪˈsend]I. vi2. (fall) herabsinkendarkness \descended Dunkelheit senkte sich herab geh3. (deteriorate)I never thought she would \descend to the level of stealing ich hätte nie geglaubt, dass sie so tief sinken würde, dass sie stiehlt5. (originate from)II. vtto \descend a ladder/the stairs eine Leiter/die Treppe hinuntersteigen* * *[dɪ'send]1. vi1) (= go down person) hinuntergehen, hinabschreiten (geh); (lift, vehicle) hinunterfahren; (road) hinunterführen, hinuntergehen; (hill) abfallen; (from horse) absteigen; (ASTRON) untergehen2) (= have as ancestor) abstammen (from von)3) (= pass by inheritance property) übergehen (from von, to auf +acc); (customs) überliefert werden (from von, to auf +acc); (rights) vererbt werden (from von, to auf +acc)4) (= attack suddenly) herfallen (on, upon über +acc), überfallen (on, upon sb jdn); (disease, illness) heimsuchen (on, upon sb jdn); (= come over, sadness etc) befallen (on, upon sb jdn); (silence) sich senken (on, upon über +acc)5) (infthousands of fans are expected to descend on the city — man erwartet, dass tausende or Tausende von Fans die Stadt überlaufen
6)(= lower oneself)
to descend to sth — sich zu etw herablassenI'd never descend to sarcasm — ich würde mich nicht dazu herablassen, sarkastisch zu werden
he even descended to bribery — er scheute selbst vor Bestechung nicht zurück
to descend into anarchy/chaos/civil war — in Anarchie/Chaos/einen Bürgerkrieg versinken
2. vt1) stairs hinuntergehen or -steigen, hinabschreiten (geh)2)* * *descend [dıˈsend]A v/i1. herab-, hinab-, herunter-, hinunter-, niedergehen, -kommen, -steigen, -fahren, -fließen, -sinken:descend to hell zur Hölle niederfahren;descend into a mine (Bergbau) einfahren2. FLUGa) niedergehenb) (mit dem Fallschirm) abspringen3. abfallen (Straße etc)4. eingehen, zu sprechen kommen ( beide:to auf akk)5. herkommen, ab-, herstammen ( alle:7. (on, upon)a) herfallen (über akk), sich stürzen (auf akk), überfallen (akk), einfallen (in akk)b) fig hereinbrechen, kommen (über akk), überfallen (akk) humto zu)9. (moralisch) sinken10. ASTRONa) absteigen, sich dem Süden nähernb) sinken (Sonne)11. MUS tiefer werden, absteigenB v/t1. eine Treppe etc hinab-, hinunter-, herab-, heruntersteigen, -gehen2. einen Fluss etc hinunter-, herunterfahren* * *1. intransitive verb1) (go down) hinuntergehen/-steigen/-klettern/-fahren; (come down) herunterkommen; (sink) niedergehen (on auf + Dat.)2) (slope downwards) abfallenthe hill descends into/ towards the sea — der Hügel fällt zum Meer hin ab
3) (in quality, thought, etc.) herabsinken4) (in pitch) fallen; sinkendescend on something — über etwas (Akk.) herfallen
descend on somebody — (lit., or fig.): (arrive unexpectedly) jemanden überfallen
6) (fig.): (lower oneself)2. transitive verb(go/come down) hinunter- / heruntergehen / -steigen / -klettern/-fahren; hinab-/herabsteigen (geh.)* * *v.abstammen v.herunterkommen v.stammen v. -
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de·scend [dɪʼsend] vi2) ( fall) herabsinken;darkness \descended Dunkelheit senkte sich herab ( geh)3) ( deteriorate)to \descend into sth in etw akk umschlagen4) ( lower oneself)I never thought she would \descend to the level of stealing ich hätte nie geglaubt, dass sie so tief sinken würde, dass sie stiehlt5) ( originate from)to \descend a ladder/ the stairs eine Leiter/die Treppe hinuntersteigen -
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§ ჩამოსვლა; მემკვიდრეობით გადაცემა; დაკლება§1 ჩამოსვლა, ჩასვლა, დაშვება (დაეშვება)2 წარმოშობაto descend on smb. or sth თავდასხმა -
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1. II1) descend steeply (sharply, gradually, unexpectedly, etc.) круто и т. д. снижаться /спускаться/; the road descends slopingly дорога постепенно идет вниз2) she descended gracefully (noiselessly, hastily, etc.) она спускалась изящно и т. д.; the carriage descended quickly карета быстро съехала /спустилась/; we descended on foot мы спустились пешком2. IIIdescend smth. descend a flight of stairs (a hill, a mountain, etc.) спускаться /сходить/ по лестнице и т. д., they saw the soldiers descending the hill они увидели спускающихся по холму солдат3. XIbe descended in some, manner be well descended происходить из хорошего рода, иметь благородное происхождение; be descended from smb., smth. be descended from a peasant family происходить из крестьянской семьи; be -ed from the Hampshire branch of the family принадлежать к Гемпширской ветви этого рода; be descended from apes происходить от обезьян; he is descended from Puritan ancestors он ведет свой род от пуритан4. XVI1) descend (in)to (from, over, etc.) smth. descend into the drawing-room (into a court, into a mine, into a well, etc.) спуститься в гостиную и т. д.; descend to a river спускаться к реке; descend to a plain выходить на равнину (с гор); the bathyscaphe descended to the bottom of the sea батискаф опустился на дно моря; descend from a hill (from a mountain, from the top, from a tower, etc.) спускаться с холма и т. д; descend from a horse (from a tree, etc.) слезть с лошади и т. д.; descend from a carriage выйти /вылезти/ из экипажа; а balloon descended in the field воздушный шар спустился на поле; the sun slowly descended over the hills солнце медленно опустилось за холмы2) descend to smth. descend to smb.'s level (to a mean action, to meanness, etc.) опускаться до чьего-л. уровня и т. д.; you would never descend to fraud ты никогда не опустишься до мошенничества3) descend upon smb., smth. descend upon the sleeping enemy (upon an unprotected village, etc.descend [неожиданно] напасть на спящего противника и т. д.; the plague descended upon the district на район внезапно напала чума; the Goths descended upon Rome готы [неожиданно] обрушились на Рим; they all descended upon us они все [неожиданно] нагрянули к нам; а feeling of sadness descended upon him его охватила таем /печаль/4) descend from smb., smth. he descends from this branch of the family он принадлежит к этой ветви рода; he descends from good stock он [происходит] из хорошей семьи; he descends from the Normans он потомок норманнов -
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di'send1) (to go or climb down from a higher place or position: He descended the staircase.) descender, bajar2) (to slope downwards: The hills descend to the sea.) descender3) ((with on) to make a sudden attack on: The soldiers descended on the helpless villagers.) atacar, caer sobre, lanzarse sobre•- descent
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descend vb descender / bajartr[dɪ'send]1 (road, sun, plane, etc) descender, bajar2 (in importance) descender4 (of properties, qualities, rights, etc) provenir1 descender, bajar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be descended from somebody ser descendiente de alguien, descender de alguiendescend [di'sɛnd] vt: descender, bajardescend vi1) : descender, bajarhe descended from the platform: descendió del estrado2) derive: descender, provenir3) stoop: rebajarseI descended to his level: me rebajé a su nivel4)to descend upon : caer sobre, invadirv.• bajar v.• descender v.• descolgar v.dɪ'send
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1) ( move downwards) descender* (frml), bajar2) descending pres p descendentein descending order of importance — en orden decreciente or descendente de importancia
3) ( set in) \<\<mist\>\> descender* (frml); \<\<rain\>\> caer*; \<\<silence/gloom\>\> abatirse (liter)4) ( stoop)to descend TO something/-ING — rebajarse a algo/+ inf
5) ( be descended)to descend FROM somebody — descender* de alguien, ser* descendiente de alguien
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vt descender* (frml), bajarPhrasal Verbs:[dɪ'send]1. VT2) (=originate)2. VIdescending2) (=invade, take over)to descend (up)on — [fog, silence] caer sobre; [army, reporters] invadir; hum [visitors] invadir
we've got the whole family descending on us this weekend — nos va a invadir toda la familia este fin de semana
3) (=sink)4) (=be inherited) [property, custom] pasar (to a)5) (=originate)to descend from — [+ ancestors] descender de
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1) ( move downwards) descender* (frml), bajar2) descending pres p descendentein descending order of importance — en orden decreciente or descendente de importancia
3) ( set in) \<\<mist\>\> descender* (frml); \<\<rain\>\> caer*; \<\<silence/gloom\>\> abatirse (liter)4) ( stoop)to descend TO something/-ING — rebajarse a algo/+ inf
5) ( be descended)to descend FROM somebody — descender* de alguien, ser* descendiente de alguien
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vt descender* (frml), bajarPhrasal Verbs: -
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di'send1) (to go or climb down from a higher place or position: He descended the staircase.) gå/stige ned, dale, synke2) (to slope downwards: The hills descend to the sea.) gå/skrå nedover, stige ned, falle3) ((with on) to make a sudden attack on: The soldiers descended on the helpless villagers.) kaste seg over, overfalle, hjemsøke•- descent
- be descended fromverb \/dɪˈsend\/1) gå ned, komme ned, fare ned, strømme ned2) stige ned(over), bevege seg ned(over)3) synke, dale, falle, senke seg4) skråne (nedover), helle (nedover)5) gå i arvbe descended from (ned)stamme fra gå i arvdescend from ( høytidelig) gå av, stige avdescend to gå inn på, innlate seg pånedlate seg til, nedverdige seg tildescend (up)on senke seg over overraske, overrumple angripe plutselig, overfalle brått (uventet) stikke innom hos, komme anstigende hos, ramle inn hos komme over, hjemsøke, ramme -
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[dɪ'sɛnd] 1. vtstairs schodzić (zejść perf) po +loc; hill schodzić (zejść perf) z +gen; slope schodzić (zejść perf) w dół +gen2. vito be descended from — wywodzić się z +gen, pochodzić od +gen
to descend to — ( lying etc) zniżać się (zniżyć się perf) do +gen
Phrasal Verbs:* * *[di'send]1) (to go or climb down from a higher place or position: He descended the staircase.) schodzić2) (to slope downwards: The hills descend to the sea.) opadać3) ((with on) to make a sudden attack on: The soldiers descended on the helpless villagers.) runąć•- descent
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[dɪ'sɛnd]1. vt1) (frm: stairs) scendere2)to be descended from sb Genealogy — discendere da qn
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هَبَطَ \ alight: to get down (from a car or train), (of a bird) to come down from the air. climb down: to go down, using hands as well as feet: He climbed slowly down the cliff. come down: to fall: the price of sugar came down. The telephone wires came down in the storm. descend: to go down (stairs, a mountain, etc.): The aeroplane descended slowly. drop: to sink; become lower or weaker: The wind dropped. fall: to become lower or weaker: The price of bread has fallen. His spirits fell. sink: to go down; become lower; go below the surface (of the sea, etc.): His hopes sank. The sun was sinking in the west. The ship sank in a storm. \ See Also نزل (نَزَلَ)، سقط (سَقَطَ)، غرق (غَرِق) -
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نَزَلَ \ alight: to get down (from a car or train). climb down: to go down, using hands as well as feet: He climbed slowly down the cliff. come down: to fall: the price of sugar came down. The telephone wires came down in the storm. descend: to go down (stairs, a mountain, etc.): The aeroplane descended slowly. land: (of an aircraft) to come down to the ground; (of people) to come on to the ground from a ship or aircraft. \ See Also هبط (هَبَطَ) -
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(to) descend /dɪˈsɛnd/v. i. e t.1 (form.) discendere; scendere: He descended the steps as if he were giddy, ha disceso i gradini come se avesse le vertigini; The mountains descended precipitously to the edge of the sea, le montagne scendevano a precipizio fino alla sponda del mare; A narrow flight of stairs descends to the basement, una stretta scala scende nel seminterrato2 (leg.) essere trasmesso, passare ( in eredità): The estate has descended from father to son, la proprietà è passata di padre in figlio3 calare: Night descended suddenly, la notte è calata all'improvviso; Darkness descended on the little town, il buio è calato sulla cittadina. -
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(to) descend /dɪˈsɛnd/v. i. e t.1 (form.) discendere; scendere: He descended the steps as if he were giddy, ha disceso i gradini come se avesse le vertigini; The mountains descended precipitously to the edge of the sea, le montagne scendevano a precipizio fino alla sponda del mare; A narrow flight of stairs descends to the basement, una stretta scala scende nel seminterrato2 (leg.) essere trasmesso, passare ( in eredità): The estate has descended from father to son, la proprietà è passata di padre in figlio3 calare: Night descended suddenly, la notte è calata all'improvviso; Darkness descended on the little town, il buio è calato sulla cittadina. -
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( iść w dół) to go down; (z konia, roweru) to dismount, to get off; (z fotela, kanapy) to get off, (o samolocie, drodze) to descend; ( o łodzi podwodnej) to submerge; (pot: sprzedawać się) to sell, (o plamie, pierścionku) to come offschodzić z kursu — to stray lub swerve from the course
* * *ipf.1. (po drabinie, schodach) go down, descend; przen. ( o lawinie) strike; schodzić po schodach come down the stairs, descend the stairs; schodzić po drabinie climb down the ladder; schodzić do lądowania lotn. descend.2. (na bok, z drogi) step aside, move over; zejdź mi z drogi! off my way!; schodzić komuś z drogi get out of sb's way; schodzić komuś z oczu get out of sb's face; schodzić z uczciwej drogi l. na manowce stray (from the straight and narrow); schodzić z kursu żegl., lotn. deviate from the course; schodzić z taśmy produkcyjnej become available; schodzić z tego świata breathe one's last, pass away; schodzić na drugi plan take second place; dyskusja schodzi na temat... conversation steers in the direction of...3. (= dawać się usunąć) come off; plama nie schodzi the stain won't come off.4. (= zsiadać) (z kanapy, fotela) get off; (z konia, roweru) dismount.5. ( o czasie) (= wymagać) take; (= mijać) go by, pass; schodzi na tym sporo czasu it takes a lot of time; zawsze schodzi nam trochę czasu na przygotowaniach preparation will always take (some) time; tydzień schodzi zanim się obejrzysz a week goes by before you know it.6. handl. (= sprzedawać się) sell.pf.1. (= przemierzyć) walk; schodzić całe miasto walk all around town.2. ( buty) wear thin.ipf.1. (= gromadzić się) gather; (= stopniowo nadchodzić) trickle in.2. (= stykać się) touch.3. (= odbywać się jednocześnie) coincide.4. pot. (= łączyć się w parę) hit it off.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > schodzić
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несовер. - спускать;
совер. - спустить( кого-л./что-л.)
1) (опускать) lower, let/get down, down;
pull/draw down (о занавеске и т.п.)
2) (на воду) launch( о корабле) ;
lower (о шлюпке) спускать на воду ≈ float
3) (выпускать, освободив от чего-л.) release спускать с цепи
4) (выпускать - о жидкости, воздухе) drain;
let out
5) разг. (отправлять нижестоящим организациям) send down, send out
6) (кому-л.) ;
разг. (прощать) pardon
7) разг. (растрачивать) squander, dissipate;
lose, gamble away( в карты)
8) полигр. impose ∙ не спускать глаз с кого-л. ≈ not to take one's eyes off smb., to keep one's eyes glued on smb. (любоваться) ;
not to let smb. out of one's sight (не выпускать из виду) спускать курок спускать петлю спускать с лестницы спустя рукава, спустить (вн.)
1. (перемещать вниз) lower (smb., smth.), put* (smth.) down, let* (smth.) down;
~ рабочих в шахту lower workers down the shaft;
~ флаг lower the flag;
~ сходни put* down the gangway;
~ занавес pull/ let* down the curtain/blind;
спустить кого-л. с лестницы kick smb. downstairs;
2. (на воду - о корабле) launch (smth.) ;
(о шлюпке) lower (smth.) ;
3. (пересылать нижестоящим организациям) send* (smth.) out;
спустить директиву send* out a directive;
4. (выпускать, освободив от чего-л.) release (smth.) ;
~ собаку с поводка unleash a dog;
~ собак с цепи let the dogs lose;
5. (жидкость, газ) let* (smth.) out;
~ воду drain the water off;
(из ванны) let* out the water, take* out the plug;
6. (освобождать от жидкости, газа) empty( smth.) ;
~ пруд drain a pond;
~ баллон let* down a tyre;
7.: шина спустила the tyre has gone down, the tyre is flat;
8. разг. (терять в весе) reduce one`s weight;
спустить пять килограммов lose* five kilograms;
9. разг. (прощать) pardon (smth.) ;
спустить курок pull the trigger;
спустить петлю( в вязании) drop а stitch;
спустя рукава in а slipshod manner, anyhow;
~ся, спуститься
10. come* down, go* down, descend;
(в нижний этаж) come*/go* downstairs;
~ся по лестнице, ступенькам come*/go* down the stairs descend the stairs, steps;
~ся в погреб go* down to the cellar;
~ся с горы come* down a hill;
~ся с дерева climb down a tree;
~ся no верёвке let* one self down by a rope;
~ся вниз по реке go* downstream;
чулок спустился one`s stocking was coming down;
11. (на вн.;
о птицах, насекомых) settle (on), alight (on) ;
(о самолёте) land (on) ;
перен. (о тумане и т. п.) descend, spread* over;
ночь спустилась на землю night descended upon the earth;
12. тк. несов. (быть расположенным наклонно) slope down (towards) ;
берег обрывом спускался к морю the shore sloped/ran down to the sea;
13. тк. несов. (висеть) hang*, hang* down;
спуститься с облаков come* down to earth.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > спускать
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plt (G schodów) 1. (szereg stopni) (wewnątrz budynku) staircase U, stairway U; (na zewnątrz) steps- strome/wąskie schody a steep/narrow stairway a. staircase- schody prowadzące na piętro a stairway a. staircase leading upstairs- wchodzić/schodzić schodami a. po schodach to come a. go up/down the stairs a. steps, to ascend/descend the stairs a. steps- wszedłeś po schodach, czy wjechałeś windą? did you walk upstairs, or did you take a lift?2. (klatka schodowa) stairwell 3. Lotn. (szyk samolotów) echelon- schody frontowe front stairs- schody kręcone spiral a. winding staircase- schody kuchenne backstairs- schody ruchome escalator- (żarty się skończyły,) zaczęły się schody pot. (that was the easy part,) now the hard part beginsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > schod|y
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Ⅰ m step, stair- pierwszy/najwyższy/dolny schodek the first/top/bottom step a. stairⅡ schodki plt dim. (w budynku) stairs; (na zewnątrz) steps- obrośnięte mchem schodki do altany moss-covered steps to an arbour- schodki prowadzące do piwnicy steps a. stairs leading to the cellar- wejść/zejść schodkami a. po schodkach to come a. go up/down the stairs a. steps, to ascend/descend the stairs a. steps- □ schodki sztormowe Żegl. Jacob’s ladderThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > schod|ek
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