dieddown

died down

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柯林斯词典

died down (adj.)

If something such as a noise or a storm dies down, it becomes less noisy or less violent and then stops.

died down (n.)

The dying down of a noise or storm is the process of it becoming less noisy or less violent and then stopping.

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died down (adj.)

(of a noise or something that is happening) become gradually weaker or less active and then stop.

died down (n.)

The dying down of a noise or something that is happening is the process of it becoming gradually weaker or less active and then stopping.

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1. The noise died down after midnight.
2. The wind has died down a bit.
3. The applause died down as she started her speech.
4. The excitement died down when the team lost the match.
5. After the rainstorm, everything died down and the streets were calm again.
6. The controversy surrounding the issue eventually died down.
7. His anger gradually died down as he realized his mistake.
8. The sound of the waves crashing against the shore died down as we moved further away.
9. As the night went on, the party died down and people started to leave.
10. The noise from the construction site finally died down after weeks of loud drilling.
11. The storm died down and the sun came out.
12. The protests died down after the government addressed the demands of the demonstrators.
13. Her enthusiasm for the project died down after facing numerous challenges.
14. Once the initial excitement died down, they realized the challenges ahead.
15. The laughter from the audience gradually died down as the comedian's jokes became less funny.
16. The noise of the traffic died down as we entered the peaceful countryside.
17. She waited for the commotion to die down before entering the room.
18. After the argument, there was a period of silence as the tension died down.
19. The rumors about their relationship started to died down after they confirmed their engagement.
20. He spoke softly, allowing his voice to die down in the empty room.