scend
sɛnd
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Definition of scend - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

lift surgeDatedheave upward naturally or by forceDated
  • The buoy scended with the incoming tide.
ascend lift rise

Noun

1.
nauticalDatedforward lift given a vessel by the seaDated
  • The scend helped the boat move forward.
lift rise surge
2.
oceanographyDatedupward motion of water as a wave passesDated
  • The scend of the wave lifted the boat.
surge swell
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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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  1. French:s'élever, portance, ...
  2. German:sich heben, Seegang, ...
  3. Italian:sollevarsi, sollevamento, ...
  4. Spanish:elevarse, impulso, ...
  5. Portuguese:elevar-se, impulso, ...
  6. Chinese:上升, 升浪, ...
  7. Japanese:上昇する, スセンド, ...
  8. Arabic:ارْتَفَعَ, رَفْعُ الأَمْوَاج, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִתְרוֹמֵם, הַרְמָה קִדְמִית, ...
  10. Russian:подниматься, волновой подъем, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підніматися, підйом, ...
  12. Hindi:उठना, सेंड, ...
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