Definition Conjugation
Definition of scend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
lift surgeDated heave upward naturally or by forceDated
- The buoy scended with the incoming tide.
Noun
1.
nauticalDated forward lift given a vessel by the seaDated
- The scend helped the boat move forward.
2.
oceanographyDated upward motion of water as a wave passesDated
- The scend of the wave lifted the boat.
Origin of scend
Latin, scandere (to climb)
Examples of scend in a sentence
The balloon scended rapidly into the sky. The ship's scend was strong during the storm. Fishermen rely on the scend to aid their journey. The scend was strong enough to rock the ship. Surfers waited for the perfect scend to ride.
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- French:s'élever, portance, ...
- German:sich heben, Seegang, ...
- Italian:sollevarsi, sollevamento, ...
- Spanish:elevarse, impulso, ...
- Portuguese:elevar-se, impulso, ...
- Chinese:上升, 升浪, ...
- Japanese:上昇する, スセンド, ...
- Arabic:ارْتَفَعَ, رَفْعُ الأَمْوَاج, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְרוֹמֵם, הַרְמָה קִדְמִית, ...
- Russian:подниматься, волновой подъем, ...
- Ukrainian:підніматися, підйом, ...
- Hindi:उठना, सेंड, ...
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