Definition of die down - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
intensitybecome less strong or intense
- The storm will die down by evening.
2.
plantTECH. wither above ground, leaving roots aliveTECH.
- The flowers die down in winter.
Expressions with die down
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become less strong or intense in a short time
The storm will die down quickly after midnight.
Examples of die down in a sentence
After the argument, tensions started to die down. The leaves will die down after the first frost. In autumn, many garden plants die down naturally.
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- French:s'apaiser, dépérir, ...
- German:nachlassen, oberirdisch absterben, ...
- Italian:calmarsi, appassire, ...
- Spanish:disminuir, marchitarse, ...
- Portuguese:acalmar, murchar, ...
- Chinese:减弱, 枯萎, ...
- Japanese:弱まる, 枯れる, ...
- Arabic:هَدَأَ, ذَبُلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁכֹּךְ, לִקְמוֹל, ...
- Russian:утихать, увядать, ...
- Ukrainian:вщухати, в'янути, ...
- Hindi:धीमा पड़ना, मुरझाना, ...
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