subsides

英 [səbˈsaɪdz]

美 [səbˈsaɪdz]

v.  趋于平静; 平息; 减弱; 消退; 回落; 减退; 下沉; 沉降; 下陷
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柯林斯词典

• VERB (感情)平息，缓和，趋于平静;(噪音)减弱，降低
  If a feeling or noisesubsides, it becomes less strong or loud.
  1. The pain had subsided during the night...
     晚间疼痛已经减轻了。
  2. Catherine's sobs finally subsided.
     凯瑟琳终于慢慢停止了抽泣。
• VERB (争斗)平息，平静
  If fightingsubsides, it becomes less intense or general.
  1. Violence has subsided following two days of riots.
     两天的暴乱过后，暴力事件开始平息。
• VERB (地面、建筑物)下沉，沉降，下陷
  If the ground or a buildingis subsiding, it is very slowly sinking to a lower level.
  1. Does that mean the whole house is subsiding?
     那意味着整个房子正在下陷吗？
• VERB (水位)回落;(尤指洪水)减退，消退
  If a level of water, especially flood water,subsides, it goes down.
  1. Local officials say the flood waters have subsided.
     当地官员称洪水已经退去了。

双语例句

• But as they move from full-time work to Jesus-when-will-this-day-finally-end work, the joy of labor subsides.
  但是当他们从全职工作转为上帝啊什么时候今天的工作才彻底结束这样的工作时，劳动的快乐便荡然无存。
• If inflation subsides, China can continue to muddle along, allowing just enough lending to sustain strong growth.
  如果通胀消退，中国可能会在这条路上继续走下去，提供足够的放贷以支持强劲增长。
• It erupts like an earthquake, and then it subsides.
  它像地震一样爆发，然后又平息。
• In moderate DHF cases, all signs and symptoms abate after the fever subsides.
  一般性登革出血热病例的所有体征和症状随高热消退而减轻。
• In time, the periods between pendulum swings get longer and gradually the pain subsides.
  随着时间的流逝，钟摆摆动的间隔变得更长，慢慢地痛苦就平息了。
• We have good intentions and plan to come back after the time crunch at hand subsides, but we seldom do that.
  当紧迫的时间稍微缓和之后，我们应该有很好的目的和计划返回来检查，但是我们却很少这样做。
• The Paper elaborates the reason why the ground of steam turbine in the thermal power station unevenly subsides and the successful experience of ground strengthening with CN method.
  阐述了热电站汽轮机基础产生不均匀沉降的原因，以及采用CN法对其地基进行加固的成功经验。
• He will remain hospitalized until the swelling in his brain subsides.
  他必须住院（治疗）直到脑充血痊愈。
• When shaking ends or subsides, turn off gas lines.
  地震停止或平息后，关闭瓦斯。
• By then, youthful selfishness subsides and people begin to consider others 'feelings more often, researchers say.
  研究者还说，到那时候，年轻时候的自我中心观念减弱，他们开始经常顾虑别人的感受。