| 词组 | subside |
| 释义 | subside /səbˈsaɪd/ verb to gradually become less and then stopadverbsslowly/gradually subside The wind gradually subsided.subside quickly The floodwaters are expected to subside quickly.subside completely It took seven days for the swelling to completely subside.subside spontaneously (=with no-one doing anything) No treatment was given and her symptoms subsided spontaneously.verbsbegin/start to subside At last the feeling of nausea began to subside.nounsanger/excitement/fear subsides His anger slowly subsided.laughter/noise subsides Simon waited until the laughter subsided. | It took several minutes for the noise to subside.pain subsides The pain in his head had subsided, but he still felt dizzy.symptoms subside Your symptoms should start to subside within a couple of days.a storm/flood/wind subsides We went indoors, and waited for the storm to subside.trouble/violence subsides It could take months for the violence to subside.THESAURUS: subside → stop1 (2) |
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