Definition of ascending in English:

ascending

adjectiveəˈsɛndɪŋəˈsɛndɪŋ

1attributive Increasing in size or importance.
（大小，重要性）增长的
incomes ranked in ascending order of size
从低到高排列的收入。
Example sentencesExamples
- They nibbled the grass, adorably arranged in ascending size order.
- The remaining passengers will be called to board in ascending order, with up to eight zones per flight depending on the size of the aircraft.
- Oh, and (in ascending order) the photography, music, and dialogue are truly excellent.
- At the same time, the primes appear in ascending order.
- The other implication is that, the caste system also involves the principle of rank and gradation, in so far as the rights increase in ascending order from untouchable to Brahmin.
- When all of the red balls have cleared from the table, the remaining colored balls are pocketed in ascending order from where the cue and object balls lie.
- If higher, subsequent plays of that suit must be in ascending order.
- There are 26 pairs, one for each year of Southwood's life, in ascending sizes.
- Skyscrapers, once the hallmark of our devotion to the almighty dollar, appear in ascending quantity outside the US, perhaps because the dollar isn't so almighty after all.
- The filters are sorted in ascending order, based on their priorities.
- Average pay rates were lowest in the Philippines, with Vietnam, Bulgaria, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India paying slightly better in ascending order from the bottom rank.
- The possible bids in ascending order are as follows.
- Here is a complete list of the possible bids in ascending order, and their scores.
- Briefly, the total number of revertants for each culture was ranked in ascending order.
- The horizontal axis (the x-axis) represents the stock prices, labeled in ascending order.
- I have three big reasons, of ascending importance.
- On the ascending part of the cardiac function curve, increases in return function increase Q (dot above) and represent a volume-responsive phase.
- If, for example, you had 40 years of annual rainfall records, you would first need to arrange the totals in ascending order (from lowest to highest).
- I don't think in the moment many people realized this was the start of an ascending movement.
- For example, imagine a line of cards with random numbers written on them that you must rearrange in ascending order.
2attributive Sloping or leading upwards.
向上的，向上倾斜的
a gently ascending forest path
一条徐徐向上倾斜的林中小路。
blood pressure in the ascending aorta
向上的主动脉血压。
Example sentencesExamples
- With a bamboo pole balanced on his shoulder from which was suspended two large baskets filled to the brim with fresh eggs, a man was trudging along an ascending slope paved with cobblestones, humming a tune to himself every now and then.
- For every vertical velocity value on the upward leg of the ascending branch there is an equal vertical velocity value downward on the descending branch.
- Urine may become stagnant leading to chronic ascending bacterial urinary tract infections.
- For the respondents on the ascending slope of their offending careers, alcohol involvement determined their starting point.

Definition of ascending in US English:

ascending

adjectiveəˈsendiNGəˈsɛndɪŋ

1Increasing in size or importance.
（大小，重要性）增长的
incomes ranked in ascending order of size
从低到高排列的收入。
Example sentencesExamples
- I have three big reasons, of ascending importance.
- They nibbled the grass, adorably arranged in ascending size order.
- On the ascending part of the cardiac function curve, increases in return function increase Q (dot above) and represent a volume-responsive phase.
- The other implication is that, the caste system also involves the principle of rank and gradation, in so far as the rights increase in ascending order from untouchable to Brahmin.
- When all of the red balls have cleared from the table, the remaining colored balls are pocketed in ascending order from where the cue and object balls lie.
- Skyscrapers, once the hallmark of our devotion to the almighty dollar, appear in ascending quantity outside the US, perhaps because the dollar isn't so almighty after all.
- The filters are sorted in ascending order, based on their priorities.
- Briefly, the total number of revertants for each culture was ranked in ascending order.
- If higher, subsequent plays of that suit must be in ascending order.
- At the same time, the primes appear in ascending order.
- The possible bids in ascending order are as follows.
- If, for example, you had 40 years of annual rainfall records, you would first need to arrange the totals in ascending order (from lowest to highest).
- There are 26 pairs, one for each year of Southwood's life, in ascending sizes.
- I don't think in the moment many people realized this was the start of an ascending movement.
- Oh, and (in ascending order) the photography, music, and dialogue are truly excellent.
- For example, imagine a line of cards with random numbers written on them that you must rearrange in ascending order.
- Average pay rates were lowest in the Philippines, with Vietnam, Bulgaria, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India paying slightly better in ascending order from the bottom rank.
- The remaining passengers will be called to board in ascending order, with up to eight zones per flight depending on the size of the aircraft.
- Here is a complete list of the possible bids in ascending order, and their scores.
- The horizontal axis (the x-axis) represents the stock prices, labeled in ascending order.
2Sloping or leading upward.
向上的，向上倾斜的
a gently ascending forest path
一条徐徐向上倾斜的林中小路。
blood pressure in the ascending aorta
向上的主动脉血压。
Example sentencesExamples
- For the respondents on the ascending slope of their offending careers, alcohol involvement determined their starting point.
- Urine may become stagnant leading to chronic ascending bacterial urinary tract infections.
- For every vertical velocity value on the upward leg of the ascending branch there is an equal vertical velocity value downward on the descending branch.
- With a bamboo pole balanced on his shoulder from which was suspended two large baskets filled to the brim with fresh eggs, a man was trudging along an ascending slope paved with cobblestones, humming a tune to himself every now and then.

词汇	ascending
释义	Definition of ascending in English: ascending adjectiveəˈsɛndɪŋəˈsɛndɪŋ 1attributive Increasing in size or importance. （大小，重要性）增长的 incomes ranked in ascending order of size 从低到高排列的收入。 Example sentencesExamples They nibbled the grass, adorably arranged in ascending size order. The remaining passengers will be called to board in ascending order, with up to eight zones per flight depending on the size of the aircraft. Oh, and (in ascending order) the photography, music, and dialogue are truly excellent. At the same time, the primes appear in ascending order. The other implication is that, the caste system also involves the principle of rank and gradation, in so far as the rights increase in ascending order from untouchable to Brahmin. When all of the red balls have cleared from the table, the remaining colored balls are pocketed in ascending order from where the cue and object balls lie. If higher, subsequent plays of that suit must be in ascending order. There are 26 pairs, one for each year of Southwood's life, in ascending sizes. Skyscrapers, once the hallmark of our devotion to the almighty dollar, appear in ascending quantity outside the US, perhaps because the dollar isn't so almighty after all. The filters are sorted in ascending order, based on their priorities. Average pay rates were lowest in the Philippines, with Vietnam, Bulgaria, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India paying slightly better in ascending order from the bottom rank. The possible bids in ascending order are as follows. Here is a complete list of the possible bids in ascending order, and their scores. Briefly, the total number of revertants for each culture was ranked in ascending order. The horizontal axis (the x-axis) represents the stock prices, labeled in ascending order. I have three big reasons, of ascending importance. On the ascending part of the cardiac function curve, increases in return function increase Q (dot above) and represent a volume-responsive phase. If, for example, you had 40 years of annual rainfall records, you would first need to arrange the totals in ascending order (from lowest to highest). I don't think in the moment many people realized this was the start of an ascending movement. For example, imagine a line of cards with random numbers written on them that you must rearrange in ascending order. 2attributive Sloping or leading upwards. 向上的，向上倾斜的 a gently ascending forest path 一条徐徐向上倾斜的林中小路。 blood pressure in the ascending aorta 向上的主动脉血压。 Example sentencesExamples With a bamboo pole balanced on his shoulder from which was suspended two large baskets filled to the brim with fresh eggs, a man was trudging along an ascending slope paved with cobblestones, humming a tune to himself every now and then. For every vertical velocity value on the upward leg of the ascending branch there is an equal vertical velocity value downward on the descending branch. Urine may become stagnant leading to chronic ascending bacterial urinary tract infections. For the respondents on the ascending slope of their offending careers, alcohol involvement determined their starting point. Definition of ascending in US English: ascending adjectiveəˈsendiNGəˈsɛndɪŋ 1Increasing in size or importance. （大小，重要性）增长的 incomes ranked in ascending order of size 从低到高排列的收入。 Example sentencesExamples I have three big reasons, of ascending importance. They nibbled the grass, adorably arranged in ascending size order. On the ascending part of the cardiac function curve, increases in return function increase Q (dot above) and represent a volume-responsive phase. The other implication is that, the caste system also involves the principle of rank and gradation, in so far as the rights increase in ascending order from untouchable to Brahmin. When all of the red balls have cleared from the table, the remaining colored balls are pocketed in ascending order from where the cue and object balls lie. Skyscrapers, once the hallmark of our devotion to the almighty dollar, appear in ascending quantity outside the US, perhaps because the dollar isn't so almighty after all. The filters are sorted in ascending order, based on their priorities. Briefly, the total number of revertants for each culture was ranked in ascending order. If higher, subsequent plays of that suit must be in ascending order. At the same time, the primes appear in ascending order. The possible bids in ascending order are as follows. If, for example, you had 40 years of annual rainfall records, you would first need to arrange the totals in ascending order (from lowest to highest). There are 26 pairs, one for each year of Southwood's life, in ascending sizes. I don't think in the moment many people realized this was the start of an ascending movement. Oh, and (in ascending order) the photography, music, and dialogue are truly excellent. For example, imagine a line of cards with random numbers written on them that you must rearrange in ascending order. Average pay rates were lowest in the Philippines, with Vietnam, Bulgaria, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India paying slightly better in ascending order from the bottom rank. The remaining passengers will be called to board in ascending order, with up to eight zones per flight depending on the size of the aircraft. Here is a complete list of the possible bids in ascending order, and their scores. The horizontal axis (the x-axis) represents the stock prices, labeled in ascending order. 2Sloping or leading upward. 向上的，向上倾斜的 a gently ascending forest path 一条徐徐向上倾斜的林中小路。 blood pressure in the ascending aorta 向上的主动脉血压。 Example sentencesExamples For the respondents on the ascending slope of their offending careers, alcohol involvement determined their starting point. Urine may become stagnant leading to chronic ascending bacterial urinary tract infections. For every vertical velocity value on the upward leg of the ascending branch there is an equal vertical velocity value downward on the descending branch. With a bamboo pole balanced on his shoulder from which was suspended two large baskets filled to the brim with fresh eggs, a man was trudging along an ascending slope paved with cobblestones, humming a tune to himself every now and then.
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