英语释义

1. to pass from a higher place or level to a lower one
descended from the platform

2. to pass in discussion from what is logically prior or more comprehensive
descends from the general to the specific

3. to originate or come from an ancestral stock or source derive
descends from an old merchant family

4. to pass by inheritance
a desk that has descended in the family

5. to pass by transmission
songs descended from old ballads

6. to incline, lead, or extend downward
the road descends to the river

7. 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

8. to swoop or pounce down (as in a sudden attack)
a hawk descending upon its prey

9. to appear suddenly and often disconcertingly as if from above
reporters descended on the candidate

10. 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.

11. to lower oneself in status or dignity stoop

12. to worsen and sink in condition or estimation
He descended into a deep depression. descended to poverty descend into chaos

13. to pass from higher to lower musical notes
The harmony descends chromatically.

14. to pass, move, or climb down or down along
descending the staircase

15. to extend down along
a narrow scar descended her arm

16. to go down to go or move from a higher to a lower place or level

17. to slope or lead downward

18. to go or change to a worse state or condition

19. to come or go down from a higher place or level to a lower one
The elevator descended.

20. to move down or down along
Descending the cliff was dangerous.

21. to slope or lead downward
The road descends to the valley.

22. to come down from an earlier time
The custom descends from ancient times.

23. to come down from a source or ancestor derive
Many words descend from Latin.

24. to be handed down to an heir

25. to arrive from or as if from the sky
Locusts descended on the crops. Holiday shoppers descended on the mall.

26. to sink in dignity or respectability stoop
I never thought they would descend to cheating.

27. to sink to a worse condition
The classroom descended into chaos.

28. to pass from a higher place or level to a lower one
normally the testicle descends into the scrotum between the seventh and ninth month in utero
— Therapeutic Notes

29. to pass by inheritance

片语

hereditable可继承的；可遗传的

英汉例句

• It show that different restoring line materials has different restoring ability, and this mutation is descendible for its offspring.

  这说明不同恢复系材料恢复能力不同，这种变异也是能够遗传于后代的。

• The minimality, topological transitivity and topological mixing of descendible mapping

  可降映射的极小性、拓扑传递性、拓扑混合性

• The chaotic set and asymptotic periodic point of descendible mapping

  可降映射的混沌集与渐近周期点

• On the stability of descendible n-dimensional self-mapping sequence disturbance

  关于一类n维自映射列扰动的稳定性

相似词

decline下降；衰落；谢绝

dip浸，蘸；（使）下降，下沉，减少；（把手、工具）伸入（袋子、容器）；扒窃；动用（资金）；浏览（书籍）；（给牲畜）洗药浴；制作（蜡烛）；给某人施洗礼；（道路、地面）向下倾斜；放下，下移；（把汽车前灯）调为近光

drop滴；落下；空投；微量；滴剂

fall秋天的

plunge突然跌落；（价格、数量等）骤降；投入；跳进；跳水，快速游泳

sink（在水或泥里）下沉；使（船只）沉没；倒下；渗透；完全被理解；使锋利物穿透表面；（物体）沉降；消失；降低；（声音）变小；挖掘；埋入；使消沉，压抑；接近死亡；隐藏；击球入洞；（非正式）猛喝

相反词

arise(Arise) （美、印、德、英）阿里塞（人名）

ascend攀登，上升

climb爬；攀登；增值；（职位或社会地位的）提高；（名次的）攀升；（登山或攀缘运动中要爬的）山；山道；（飞机的）爬升

mount（英）芒特（人名）

rise（数量或水平的）增加；加薪；（权利等）增强；上升；小丘；（诱饵）游上水面；源头；（楼梯的）级高；晋升；出现

uprise升起；上坡

upsweep向上弯曲；活泼化；拢上去的头发

upturn使……转朝上；翻转