گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'decline'

1 عمومی:: صرف‌

2 عمومی:: نپذیرفتن‌

3 عمومی:: رد كردن‌

4 عمومی:: كاهش‌

5 عمومی:: شیب‌ پیدا كردن‌

6 عمومی:: افت

7 عمومی:: سل (بیماری)

8 عمومی:: انحطاط

9 عمومی:: زوال

10 عمومی:: بیماری تحلیل برنده

1 general::   verb refuse ADV. politely | absolutely I absolutely decline to discuss my dealings with him or anyone. become smaller/weaker ADV. considerably, dramatically, drastically, markedly, sharply, significantly, steeply The economy has declined sharply in recent years. | a little, slightly | fast, rapidly The market for these products is declining fast. | steadily | gradually, slowly | further PREP. by Profits declined by 6% this year. | from, to The number of full-time staff has declined from 300 to just 50. PHRASES decline in importance/numbers/size This section of the market has slowly declined in importance.

2 general::   noun ADJ. catastrophic, considerable, dramatic, drastic, massive, marked, precipitate, precipitous, rapid, serious, sharp, significant, steep, substantial | gentle, gradual, modest, slight, slow | continuing, progressive, steady a steady decline in manufacturing | general, long-term, overall | absolute, inevitable, inexorable, irreversible, terminal an industry in terminal decline | economic, industrial, moral, political, urban the moral decline of the nation | national VERB + DECLINE fall into, go into, suffer The cloth trade went into gradual decline. | cause, lead to The increased gold price lead to the decline of his jewellery business. | arrest, halt, stop We must halt this decline in health services. | prevent | accelerate | see We have seen a sharp decline in educational standards over recent years. PREP. in ~ The motor industry is still in decline. | on the ~ This area has been on the decline for some years now. | ~ in a steep decline in sales | ~ of the decline of British farming PHRASES the decline and fall of sth the decline and fall of a great civilization

3 general:: decline adjectives sharp/steep (= by a large amount ) • The higher prices caused a sharp decline in sales. rapid (= fast ) • We noticed a rapid decline in his health. dramatic (= extremely fast, and by a large amount ) • The last three years have seen a dramatic decline in the number of tigers in the area. marked (= very noticeable ) • Hunting led to a marked decline in bird numbers. gradual • After 1870, there was a gradual decline of the disease. steady/progressive (= gradual but continuous ) • There has been a steady decline in club membership. a long-term decline (= happening for a long time ) • The long-term decline in the manufacturing industry is still continuing. economic/industrial etc decline • This area has been severely affected by long-term industrial decline. verbs cause/lead to a decline • The use of agricultural chemicals has led to a decline in water quality. go/fall into decline (= become less important, successful etc ) • At the beginning of the century the cloth trade was going into decline. suffer a decline • The firm suffered a sharp decline in its profits. stop/halt a decline (= stop it from continuing ) • These measures are intended to halt the decline in fish populations. reverse a decline (= make something start to improve again ) • The main aim is to reverse the decline of the world’s environment. see a decline (= used to say that a decline happens at a particular time or in a particular place ) • The 20th century saw a steady decline in the rural population.

4 general:: noun downfall: His decline was fast and serious.

5 general:: verb refuse: I decline your offer of money. verb lower: The price will soon decline.