ascend
ascend — 動詞
- ascendpresent simple I / you / we / they
- ascendshe / she / it
- ascendedpast simple
- ascending-ing form
1. to go higher by climbing, rising, or moving toward the top of something
登上;升起
往更高處移動或爬到上方
to go higher by climbing, rising, or moving toward the top of something
Rafael slowly ascended the stone steps to the old hill temple.
Rafael 緩緩登上通往山丘老廟的石階。
ascend + noun + to + place
Hot air from the fire made sparks ascend into the dark sky.
火堆冒出的熱氣讓火花升到黑暗的天空中。
Noa used both hands to ascend the steep rock face safely.
Noa 用雙手安全地爬上那片陡峭的岩壁。
ascend + steep surface
The rescue helicopter watched smoke ascend from the cabin roof.
救援直升機看見煙霧從小木屋屋頂升起。
At sunrise, hikers began to ascend the snowy path above the lake.
日出時,健行者開始沿著湖邊上方的積雪小徑往上爬。
- ascend the stairs
- ascend a mountain
- ascend into the sky
- ascend the path
文法句型
ascend + noun
ascend to + place/height
用法筆記
More formal than 'go up' or 'climb'. It is common with routes, heights, and things that rise into the air, and it often takes a direct object such as 'stairs', 'hill', or 'path'.
常見錯誤
2. to reach a more powerful or important position, especially in work, politics, or
晉升;登基
升到更高職位或成為君主
to reach a more powerful or important position, especially in work, politics, or royalty
After ten steady years, Padma ascended to the role of hospital director.
做了十年穩定的工作後,Padma 晉升為醫院院長。
ascend to + role
When the old king died, his eldest daughter ascended the throne.
老國王去世後,他的長女登上王位。
ascend the throne
Christopher quickly ascended from junior clerk to regional manager.
Christopher 很快就從初級文員晉升為區域經理。
ascend from X to Y
The general ascended to power after the president resigned.
總統辭職後,那位將軍上台掌權。
At twenty-one, Queen Noa ascended after months of political unrest.
二十一歲時,Noa 女王在數月政治動盪後登基。
- ascend to power
- ascend to leadership
- ascend the throne
- ascend through the ranks
文法句型
ascend to + rank/position
ascend + noun (the throne)
用法筆記
Usually found in formal writing about careers, politics, and royal families. Common patterns include 'ascend to power', 'ascend to leadership', and 'ascend the throne'.