descend

Yüksek bir yerden alçak bir yere inmek veya aşağı gitmek

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

• The plane began to descend through the clouds.
• We descended the stairs carefully in the dark.
• The hikers descended into the valley at sunset.
• Archaeological teams must descend carefully into underground chambers to avoid damaging fragile artifacts that have remained undisturbed for centuries.
• Economic indicators suggest that consumer confidence may descend to levels not seen since the financial crisis if current inflation trends continue.
• As submarines descend beyond two hundred meters, engineers must account for exponentially increasing water pressure on the vessel's hull integrity.

Eş anlamlılar: go down, drop, fall, sink, come down

Zıt anlamlılar: ascend, climb, rise, go up, mount

Bir atadan veya kaynaktan gelmek veya miras kalmak

To originate or be inherited from an ancestor or source.

• She descends from a long line of musicians.
• The tradition descends from ancient customs.
• Many English words descend from Latin.

Eş anlamlılar: derive, originate, stem from, come from

Özellikle büyük sayılarla aniden gelmek veya saldırmak

To arrive or attack suddenly, especially in large numbers.

• Tourists descend on the beach every summer.
• The reporters descended upon the celebrity.
• Darkness descended quickly over the town.

Eş anlamlılar: swoop down, invade, converge on, pounce

Zıt anlamlılar: depart, leave, retreat