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declining
/di'klainiɳ/
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decline
/dɪˈklaɪn/
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decline
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Đồng nghĩa
Tính từ
xuống dốc, tàn tạ
in
one's
declining
years
lúc cuối đời, lúc tuổi già
verb
-clines; -clined; -clining
[no obj] :to become lower in amount or less in number
Oil
prices
continue
to
decline. [=
decrease
,
fall
]
The
construction
of
new
houses
declined
five
percent
this
year
.
The
animal's
numbers
are
declining
rapidly
.
[no obj] :to become worse in condition or quality
The
patient's
condition
has
declined
. [=
worsened
,
deteriorated
]
My
grandmother's
health
has
been
declining
since
she
broke
her
hip
.
The
civilization
began
to
decline
around
1000
B
.
C
.
somewhat formal
[+ obj] :to say that you will not or cannot do something
The
company
declined
comment
on
the
scandal
.
usually followed by to + verb
The
company
declined
to
comment
on
the
scandal
.
She
declined
to
run
for
a
second
term
as
governor
.
to say no to something in a polite way [+ obj]
Regretfully
,
we
have
to
decline [=
turn
down
]
the
invitation
to
your
wedding
.
He
changed
his
mind
and
declined
the
company's
offer
. [
no
obj
]
I
invited
him
,
but
he
declined
. -
opposite
accept
[+ obj] grammar :to list the different forms of (a noun, pronoun, or adjective)
We
had
to
decline
the
Latin
adjective
brevis
on
our
test
.
noun
plural -clines
the process of becoming worse in condition or quality [noncount]
a
period
of
economic
decline
He
says
that
American
industry
is
in
a
state
of
decline.
There
was
a
general
feeling
that
the
country
was
in
decline. [=
was
becoming
less
powerful
,
wealthy
,
etc
.]
The
town
fell
/
went
into
decline
after
the
factory
closed
down
. [
count
]
usually singular
He
has
experienced
a
decline
in
health
.
the
decline
and
fall
of
the
Roman
empire
The
company's
products
suffered
a
decline
in
quality
.
a
gradual
physical
/
mental
decline
a change to a lower number or amount [count]
The
economy
experienced
a
decline
of
two
million
jobs
.
We
saw
a
sharp
/
steep
decline
in
sales
this
month
.
Declines
led
advances
at
the
end
of
the
trading
day
. [
noncount
]
There
was
some
decline
in
stock
prices
at
the
end
of
the
trading
session
.
on the decline
becoming worse in condition or less in size, amount, number, etc. :declining
His
health
is
on
the
decline.
Sales
are
on
the
decline.
verb
She declined help with the packages. Roger was offered a professorship at the university but he declined
refuse
turn
down
deny
reject
demur
forgo
veto
avoid
abstain
from
Demand for hula hoops declined
diminish
lessen
decrease
wane
flag
go
down
fall
or
taper
off
subside
ebb
abate
dwindle
shrink
fade
Colloq
peter
out
run
out
of
steam
US
run
out
of
gas
The meadow declines towards the river
slope
or
slant
(
downwards
)
descend
drop
or
fall
off
dip
sink
My health has declined over the last year
deteriorate
degenerate
worsen
fail
The sun was declining as I went home
go
or
drop
down
settle
dip
sink
set
noun
There has been a steady decline in the value of the pound
diminution
decrease
lessening
ebb
downturn
fall-off
reduction
abatement
slump
descent
We noted a decline in the physical condition of those living nearby
degeneration
deterioration
loss
diminution
weakening
debility
weakness
worsening
decay
failing
The path led down a steep decline towards the pond
declivity
(
downward
)
slope
or
slant
descent
downgrade
incline
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