I. descend [dɪˈsend] ГЛ. неперех.
1. descend офиц. (go down):
3. descend лит. (fall):
- descend darkness
- zapadać [perf zapaść]
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Passengers leaving the station first descend on a short escalator ride into an underground vestibule, and then ascend the long way to the surface.
en.wikipedia.org For the first time singers, actors, athletes, politicians and other prominent characters will descend on the scene to be placed in different situations and to play diverse characters.
en.wikipedia.org They would hover and descend on me like a black cloud.
en.wikipedia.org He also called for roving bands of patriots to descend on any city threatened with integration.
en.wikipedia.org Fog signals were operated at the lighthouse as a warning to sea-farers during dense fog which can suddenly descend on the peninsula.
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