subside

释义

vi.减弱，平息; （洪水）退去，（热度）消退; 沉下去; 坐下

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   subsides ; 过去式 :   subsided ; 过去分词 :   subsided ; 现在分词 :   subsiding ;

实用场景例句

The uneasiness slowly subsided throughout the course of the evening...

这种不安随着夜晚的流逝慢慢减轻...

金山词霸

Her weeping gradually subsided until there was complete quiet.

她的哭泣逐渐平息，直至一片寂静。

金山词霸

The violence began to subside after two days of unrest.

两天的骚乱过后，暴力事件开始平息。

金山词霸

Is the entire edifice gradually subsiding, as indicated by that clue?

整个建筑是否如那个线索所示正在逐渐下沉？

金山词霸

The receding flood levels were confirmed by authorities in the area.

洪水水位下降的情况得到了该地区当局的确认。

金山词霸

The fever began to subside after she drank plenty of water and rested.

她喝了大量水并休息后，发烧开始逐渐消退。

金山词霸

The storm winds gradually subsided.

风暴的风力逐渐减弱。

金山词霸

Poor drainage made the road subside after heavy rain.

大雨过后排水不畅导致道路下陷。

金山词霸

The fever he had felt as he was coming had now begun to subside.

他来时感到的那种闷热现在已经开始消退.

辞典例句

The deposit is located in the margin of platform subside in west of Liaoning.

矿床位于辽西台陷北缘,受NE和 EW向 断裂控制,属著名的排山楼金矿外围.

期刊摘选

At the San Francisco sales meeting after waiting for applause to subside, Celia continued her address.

在旧金山的推销会议上,西莉亚等掌声平静下去, 继续发言.

辞典例句

About 2 a.m., however, the excitement began subside.

不过到了两点钟光景, 激动的情绪总算安静下来了.

辞典例句

Tree prefer calm while wind not subside; Son choose filial while parents died.

树欲静而风不止, 子欲养而亲不在.所以要尽早的孝敬自己的亲人,这样才不会有遗憾.

期刊摘选

All of your complaints may subside after an ear drum massage and tube inflation.

您的这些痛苦经过鼓膜按摩和耳咽管吹气之后都可能消除.

期刊摘选

The typhoon began to subside.

台风开始平息下来.

辞典例句

The rain and flooding in Texas continue until October 22 and then subside.

雨和洪水持续到10月22日才开始消退.

期刊摘选

Food riots always subside with a way of peace.

食物骚乱总是以和平的方式平息下来.

期刊摘选

And now, as tears subside.

而现在, 眼泪过后.

期刊摘选

Symptoms will subside once stop taking the herb.

一般停药后即可恢复.

期刊摘选

The lees of wine gradually subside.

酒渣慢慢地沉淀下来.

《现代汉英综合大词典》

After a few minutes, the amylum began to subside.

几分钟之后, 淀粉开始沉淀.

期刊摘选

英英释义

Verb

1. wear off or die down;

"The pain subsided"

2. sink to a lower level or form a depression;

"the valleys subside"

3. sink down or precipitate;

"the mud subsides when the waters become calm"

4. descend into or as if into some soft substance or place;

"He sank into bed"

"She subsided into the chair"