ascent 音标拼音: [əs'ɛnt]
n . 上升,上坡,坡度,攀登;上溯,追溯
上升,上坡,坡度,攀登;上溯,追溯
ascent 上昇
ascent n 1 :
an upward slope or grade (
as in a road ); "
the car couldn '
t make it up the rise " [
synonym : {
ascent }, {
acclivity }, {
rise },
{
raise }, {
climb }, {
upgrade }] [
ant : {
declension },
{
declination }, {
decline }, {
declivity }, {
descent },
{
downslope }, {
fall }]
2 :
a movement upward ; "
they cheered the rise of the hot -
air balloon " [
synonym : {
rise }, {
rising }, {
ascent }, {
ascension }] [
ant :
{
fall }]
3 :
the act of changing location in an upward direction [
synonym :
{
rise }, {
ascent }, {
ascension }, {
ascending }]
Ascent \
As *
cent "\ [
Formed like descent ,
as if from a F .
ascente ,
fr .
a verb ascendre ,
fr .
L .
ascendere .
See {
Ascend },
{
Descent }.]
1 .
The act of rising ;
motion upward ;
rise ;
a mounting upward ;
as ,
he made a tedious ascent ;
the ascent of vapors from the earth .
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To him with swift ascent he up returned . --
Milton .
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2 .
The way or means by which one ascends .
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3 .
An eminence ,
hill ,
or high place . --
Addison .
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4 .
The degree of elevation of an object ,
or the angle it makes with a horizontal line ;
inclination ;
rising grade ;
as ,
a road has an ascent of five degrees .
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189 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ascent ":
Brownian movement ,
Great Leap Forward ,
abruptness ,
access ,
accession ,
acclivity ,
accretion ,
accrual ,
accruement ,
accumulation ,
addition ,
advance ,
advancement ,
aggrandizement ,
airiness ,
amelioration ,
amendment ,
amplification ,
angular motion ,
apotheosis ,
appreciation ,
ascending ,
ascension ,
assumption ,
augmentation ,
axial motion ,
backflowing ,
backing ,
backward motion ,
ballooning ,
beatification ,
bettering ,
betterment ,
bloating ,
boom ,
boost ,
broadening ,
bubbliness ,
buildup ,
buoyancy ,
canonization ,
career ,
climb ,
climbing ,
course ,
crescendo ,
current ,
daintiness ,
deification ,
delicacy ,
descending ,
descent ,
development ,
downiness ,
downward motion ,
drift ,
driftage ,
ebbing ,
edema ,
elevation ,
enhancement ,
enlargement ,
enrichment ,
enshrinement ,
erection ,
escalation ,
ethereality ,
eugenics ,
euthenics ,
exaltation ,
expansion ,
extension ,
flight ,
floatability ,
flood ,
flow ,
fluffiness ,
flux ,
foaminess ,
forward motion ,
frothiness ,
furtherance ,
gain ,
gentleness ,
gossameriness ,
greatening ,
growth ,
gush ,
headway ,
height ,
hike ,
improvement ,
increase ,
increment ,
inflation ,
jump ,
lack of weight ,
leap ,
levitation ,
levity ,
lift ,
lifting ,
lightness ,
melioration ,
mend ,
mending ,
mounting ,
multiplication ,
oblique motion ,
ongoing ,
onrush ,
passage ,
pickup ,
plunging ,
precipitousness ,
preferment ,
productiveness ,
progress ,
progression ,
proliferation ,
promotion ,
radial motion ,
raise ,
raising ,
random motion ,
rearing ,
recovery ,
reflowing ,
refluence ,
reflux ,
regression ,
restoration ,
retrogression ,
revival ,
rise ,
rising ,
rising ground ,
run ,
rush ,
set ,
sideward motion ,
sinking ,
snowballing ,
soaring ,
softness ,
spread ,
steepness ,
sternway ,
stream ,
subsiding ,
surge ,
sursum corda ,
swelling ,
tenderness ,
traject ,
trajet ,
trend ,
tumescence ,
unheaviness ,
up ,
upbeat ,
upbuoying ,
upcast ,
upclimb ,
upgo ,
upgrade ,
upheaval ,
uphill ,
uplift ,
uplifting ,
upping ,
uprearing ,
uprise ,
uprising ,
upsurge ,
upswing ,
upthrow ,
upthrust ,
uptrend ,
upturn ,
upward mobility ,
upward motion ,
verticalness ,
vise ,
volatility ,
waxing ,
weightlessness ,
widening ,
yeastiness
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