降【jiàng】
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- to drop
- to fall
- to come down
- to descend
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to drop
- to fall
- to come down
- to descend
This usage refers to a decrease in position, quantity, or value. It often describes something literally moving downwards or a reduction in levels.
This meaning captures the notion of something that is suddenly moving downward due to gravity or a similar force. It can also imply a loss of balance.
The fruit on the tree is starting to fall down gradually.
He accidentally fell down.
This phrase indicates the act of moving from a higher position to a lower one, often used in contexts where someone or something is descending.
He came down from upstairs.
This meaning implies a more controlled or purposeful downward movement, often used in contexts like elevation changes, such as airplanes or individuals going down stairs.
The airplane is starting to descend in preparation for landing.
We are slowly descending down the stairs.
Generated collocations (experimental)
jiàng luò降落to descendjiàng jià降价to drop in pricejiàng wēn降温to cool downjiàng yǔ降雨to descend as rainjí急jiàng降rapid descentjiàng xuě降雪to fall as snowjiàng jí降级to demotexiáng fú降伏to subduejiàng shēng降生to be bornjiàng lín降临to arrivejiàng chén降尘to settle dustjiàng降sù速to reduce speed