单词	recede
释义	English American Business recedeverb [ I ] uk/rɪˈsiːd/us/rɪˈsiːd/ to move further away into the distance, or to become less clear or less bright: As the boat picked up speed, the coastline receded into the distance until finally it became invisible. The painful memories gradually receded in her mind. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Becoming and making smaller or less a nip (here) and a tuck (there) idiom attenuate axe bite bite into sth dive drain *let sth* down let up lower** make a hole in sth idiom miniaturization minimize shrink slash *strip sth* away stripped down subside tail off take a tumble idiom See more results » recedeverb [ I ] us/rɪˈsid/ to move further away into the distance, or to become less clear: McLaughlin expects to go home again when the flood waters recede. If a man has a receding hairline, he is losing the hair from the front of his head. recedeverb [ I ] uk/rɪˈsiːd/us to get lower in value, amount, or number:** Opposition to privatisation and foreign investment is receding in response to the shock of recession. Although oil prices receded somewhat in June, they rose again this week.
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