recede

中英词典

动词 - Verb

形容词 - Adjective

名词 - Noun

词语辨析

recede与withdraw的区别在于recede强调逐渐远离或后退，而withdraw则强调主动撤退或退出。

词汇扩充

receding: 逐渐远离的

recedence: 退去；减弱

receded: 后退的

近义词

retreat, retire, withdraw, ebb

反义词

advance, approach, progress

柯林斯词典 - Collins Dictionary

recede (verb)

1. If something recedes, it moves back or gradually becomes more distant.
2. If something such as a quality or problem recedes, it becomes less intense or goes away completely.
3. When the sea or tide recedes, it moves back from the coast.

牛津词典 - Oxford Dictionary

recede (verb)

1. Go or move back or further away from a previous position.
2. Gradually diminish or fade away.
3. Gradually diminish in value or importance.

用法 - Usage

1. The floodwaters began to recede after days of heavy rain.

2. The sound of the train receded as it moved away from the station.

3. Her hopes for a promotion receded after the company announced layoffs.

4. The patient's fever receded after receiving treatment.

5. He watched the waves recede from the shore.

6. The recession caused property values to recede.

7. The hairline of his forehead receded as he got older.

8. The dentist noticed that her gum line was receding.

9. As time recedes, memories of the event become less vivid.

10. The pain in his knee receded over time.

11. After a heated argument, he decided to recede from the discussion.

12. The floodwaters receded enough for people to return to their homes.

13. The threat of war receded as diplomatic negotiations continued.

14. The castle's towers recede into the distance.

15. The sun receded beyond the horizon, leaving a beautiful sunset.

16. The memory of their laughter recedes with time.

17. His influence in the company receded after his retirement.

18. The pain receded after taking a painkiller.

19. The crowd receded as the police arrived.

20. As he walked away, his voice receded until it was barely audible.