descend
BrE /dɪˈsend/ AmE /dɪˈsend/
verb en → es
past descended pp descended ing descending
to move down from a higher to a lower place or position
bajar, descender
- descend from somewhere
Collocations descend the stairs · descend into a valley
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They descended the mountain path.
Ellos descendieron el sendero de la montaña.
to come from a particular family or place in history, especially when this is famous or important
descender de
- descend from somebody
Collocations descend from royalty · descend from a famous ancestor
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He descends from a long line of poets.
Él desciende de una larga línea de poetas.
to move the cursor down on a computer screen or document
mover el cursor hacia abajo
- descend to somewhere
Collocations descend to the next line · descend to a lower level in a document
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Press the down arrow key to descend.
Presione la tecla de flecha hacia abajo para mover el cursor hacia abajo.
to move from a higher note or pitch to a lower one when playing music
descender en la escala musical, bajar de tono
- descend from somewhere
Collocations descend an octave · descend a scale
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The singer's voice descended to the lower register.
La voz del cantante descendió al registro más bajo.