I. descend [dɪˈsend] ГЛ. неперех.
1. descend офиц. (go down):
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| I | have | descended |
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A seemingly triumphant climax is cut short by a descending passage depicting the collapse of the castle, and the music falls quiet.
en.wikipedia.org Each train consists of a locomotive pushing a single passenger car up the mountain, and descending the mountain by going backwards.
en.wikipedia.org He wanted headlines on a page descending in alternating roman and italic type, an odd number of headlines and subheads cause for great anxiety.
news.nationalpost.com Each was followed by fast descending, at which he was talented.
en.wikipedia.org In descending order of severity, the sentences are: custodial sentences, community sentences, fines and discharges.
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