ascension

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishascensionas‧cen‧sion /əˈsenʃən/ noun 1 → the Ascension2 [uncountable] formal when someone moves to a more important or higher position or job his ascension to the ranks of senior managementExamples from the Corpusascension• Tumblejack's howling voice rose to a final ascension around her; her heart leapt in hope and renewed faith.• A phoenix-like ascension has been threatened before, over these last long 16 years of derision and scorn.• Since Mr Obasanjo's ascension, U.S. agencies have provided $ 109 million in political, economic and military assistance.

单词	ascension
释义	ascension From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishascensionas‧cen‧sion /əˈsenʃən/ noun 1 → the Ascension2 [uncountable] formal when someone moves to a more important or higher position or job his ascension to the ranks of senior managementExamples from the Corpusascension• Tumblejack's howling voice rose to a final ascension around her; her heart leapt in hope and renewed faith.• A phoenix-like ascension has been threatened before, over these last long 16 years of derision and scorn.• Since Mr Obasanjo's ascension, U.S. agencies have provided $ 109 million in political, economic and military assistance.
随便看	demote somebody from something demote somebody to something demote to demotic demotikos demotivate demotivating demur demure demurrage demutualisation demutualise demutualize demystify den den of iniquity Denali denarius denationalisation denationalise denationalize Dench Dench, Judi dendron Deng Xiaoping