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Meanings of subside (subsides) in English
Catalan
enfonsar-se Usage of subsides in English
1
Stay off your feet as much as possible until the blister subsides.
2
The swollen stream will prevent egress from the valley till it subsides.
3
Existence subsides into a humus that at first sight looks entirely anonymous.
4
Airports in Cox's Bazar and Chittagong are closed until the danger subsides.
5
England supporters have every reason to be excited when the pain subsides.
6
The moment the storm subsides even a little, I must go out.
7
Even when this pandemic subsides, things will never be the same again.
8
Bewildered, Anna subsides onto the sofa, smoothing her apron over her knees.
9
Her gaiety at times subsides to gaze upon Lady Rosamond's thoughtful face.
10
When the roaring in his head subsides, he gets up and leaves.
11
As the immediate danger from the fires subsides, demands for answers could rise.
12
The Somal bandage above the wound and wait patiently till the effect subsides.
13
The surgical wound heals in two or three weeks and inflammation gradually subsides.
14
After the fever subsides there is usually a general sore feeling.
15
My spasm subsides as I prepare to tell Larry the news.
16
Instead too much policy emphasis has been placed on food and fuel subsides.
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Frequent collocations
Translations for subsides
Portuguese
Subsides through the time
Subsides across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common