decline lietuviškai
decline vertimas 1. v 1) atmesti (pasiūlymus); 2) nukrypti; 3) leistis (apie saulę); 4) mažėti; 5) blogėti; gram. linksniuoti;2. n 1) smukimas; griuvimas; 2) sumažėjimas; žlugimas, nykimas; 3) pabaiga; (gyvenimo, dienos) saulėlydis
- decline in quality (n.) pablogėjimas, blogėjimas
- Population decline Depopuliacija
- (diminution) change toward something smaller or lower
- (condition) a condition inferior to an earlier condition; a gradual falling off from a better state
- (decay) a gradual decrease; as of stored charge or current
- (slope) a downward slope or bend
- (change state) to grow worse
- (reject) to refuse to accept
- (react) to show unwillingness towards
- (diminish) to grow smaller
- (drop) to go down Type of: drop
- (descend) to go down in value
- (inflect) to inflect for number, gender, case, and so on Type of: inflect
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