descendant

Word family noundescendantdescenderdescendingdescensiondescentadjectivedescendeddescendentdescensionalverbdescend

Related topics: Family

de·scen·dant /dɪˈsendənt/ noun [countableC]

1 SSFCOME FROM/ORIGINATEsomeone who is related to a person who lived a long time ago, or to a family, group of people etc that existed in the past 后代，后裔 → ancestor

somebody’s descendants/the descendants of somebody

The coastal areas were occupied by the descendants of Greek colonists.

沿海地区居住着希腊殖民者的后裔。

He was a direct descendant of Napoleon Bonaparte.

他是拿破仑·波拿巴的嫡系后裔。

► see thesaurus at relative

2 something that has developed from something else 派生物

descendant of

Quechua is a descendant of the Inca language.

克丘亚语是印加语的一种派生语。

Examples from the Corpus

descendant• Paul claims to be a descendant of King Charles I.• The ancestral language can itself be reconstructed from the hints held in its much diverged descendants.• His descendants were to live here for the next 120 years.• This is because where selfishness brings higher rewards than altruism, selfish individuals leave more descendants, so altruists inevitably become extinct.• Other descendants of the marine invertebrates have also left the water.• Frederick and Bertha moved to Iowa in 1852, and their descendants still live in the area.• The city has never officially acknowledged the losses of the displaced residents and their descendants.• Then perhaps a hundred thousand people can change the trend, if they and their descendants labor for five hundred years.• But neither fish can be regarded as the one whose descendants eventually colonised the land permanently.• Your article made it to a Woodson descendants list on the Internet of which I am a recipient.

somebody’s descendants/the descendants of somebody• And, of course, we harness the cranial material of the descendants of the colonists.• But why should the descendants of Eusthenopteron have troubled to clamber about laboriously on the land?• His manuscript was preserved by the descendants of his daughter, Anne.• In 1983 the descendants of these owners of geese were to burn the local conservationists in effigy.• It provides buoyancy and this, for the bulk of the descendants of these air-breathing pioneers, became a more important faculty.• The descendants of a very few, transformed by natural selection, make up the world today.• The descendants of this group are the sharks and rays.• These were the descendants of Bunbury.

descendant of• The owner of Ring's Super Burgers set out to create a direct descendant of a 1950s diner.

词汇	descendant
释义	descendant Word family noundescendantdescenderdescendingdescensiondescentadjectivedescendeddescendentdescensionalverbdescend Related topics: Family de·scen·dant /dɪˈsendənt/ ●○○ noun [countableC] 1 SSFCOME FROM/ORIGINATEsomeone who is related to a person who lived a long time ago, or to a family, group of people etc that existed in the past 后代，后裔 → ancestor somebody’s descendants/the descendants of somebody The coastal areas were occupied by the descendants of Greek colonists. 沿海地区居住着希腊殖民者的后裔。 He was a direct descendant of Napoleon Bonaparte. 他是拿破仑·波拿巴的嫡系后裔。 ► see thesaurus at relative 2 something that has developed from something else 派生物 descendant of Quechua is a descendant of the Inca language. 克丘亚语是印加语的一种派生语。 Examples from the Corpus descendant• Paul claims to be a descendant of King Charles I.• The ancestral language can itself be reconstructed from the hints held in its much diverged descendants.• His descendants were to live here for the next 120 years.• This is because where selfishness brings higher rewards than altruism, selfish individuals leave more descendants, so altruists inevitably become extinct.• Other descendants of the marine invertebrates have also left the water.• Frederick and Bertha moved to Iowa in 1852, and their descendants still live in the area.• The city has never officially acknowledged the losses of the displaced residents and their descendants.• Then perhaps a hundred thousand people can change the trend, if they and their descendants labor for five hundred years.• But neither fish can be regarded as the one whose descendants eventually colonised the land permanently.• Your article made it to a Woodson descendants list on the Internet of which I am a recipient. somebody’s descendants/the descendants of somebody• And, of course, we harness the cranial material of the descendants of the colonists.• But why should the descendants of Eusthenopteron have troubled to clamber about laboriously on the land?• His manuscript was preserved by the descendants of his daughter, Anne.• In 1983 the descendants of these owners of geese were to burn the local conservationists in effigy.• It provides buoyancy and this, for the bulk of the descendants of these air-breathing pioneers, became a more important faculty.• The descendants of a very few, transformed by natural selection, make up the world today.• The descendants of this group are the sharks and rays.• These were the descendants of Bunbury. descendant of• The owner of Ring's Super Burgers set out to create a direct descendant of a 1950s diner.
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