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Line 3: ===Etymology=== From {{suffix\|en\|ascend\|er\|id2=agent noun}}. ===Pronunciation=== * {{rhymes\|en\|ɛndə(ɹ)\|~~lang~~s=en3}} ===Noun=== {{en-noun}} # A person or thing that [[ascend]]s. # {{lb\|en\|typography\|graphology}} The portion of a [[lowercase]] [[letter]] that extends above the [[midline]]. #* {{RQ:Hollinghurst Line\|chapter=1\|passage=Catherine had a paperback called ''Graphology: The Mind in the Hand'', which gave her all sorts of warnings about people’s tendencies and repressions (“Artist or Madman?” “Pet or Brute?”). “It's those enormous '''ascenders''', darling,” she said: “I see a lot of ego.”}}▼ ~~#* '''2004''', {{w\|Alan Hollinghurst}}, ''{{w\|The Line of Beauty}}'', Bloomsbury, 2005, Chapter 1,~~ ▲#: Catherine had a paperback called ''Graphology: The Mind in the Hand'', which gave her all sorts of warnings about people’s tendencies and repressions (“Artist or Madman?” “Pet or Brute?”). “It's those enormous '''ascenders''', darling,” she said: “I see a lot of ego.” # {{lb\|en\|climbing}} a mechanical device used for ascending on a rope; [[ascendeur]]. Line 20: ====Related terms==== {{lcol4\|en~~\|ascend}}~~ \|ascend * {{l\|en\|ascent}} * {{l\|en\|ascendant}} * {{l\|en\|ascendance}} * {{l\|en\|[[ascendancy}}]]/[[ascendency]] * {{l\|en\|ascending}} }} ====Translations==== {{trans-top\|typography}} * Esperanto: {{t\|eo\|superliniaĵo}} * Finnish: {{t+\|fi\|yläpidennys}} * German: {{t+\|de\|Oberlänge\|f}} * Hungarian: {{t\|hu\|felnyúló szár}} ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ * Irish: {{t\|ga\|éiritheach\|m}} * Portuguese: {{t+\|pt\|ascendente\|f}} Line 38 ⟶ 41: {{checktrans-top}} * French: {{t+check\|fr\|hampe}}, {{t+check\|fr\|ascendante}} ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ {{trans-bottom}} ===Anagrams=== * {{anagrams\|en\|a=acdeenrs\|cedranes\|reascend}} ~~----~~ ==Interlingua== Line 55: ====Conjugation==== {{ia-conj\|ascend\|er}} ~~----~~ ==Portuguese== ===Etymology=== ~~Borrowed from~~ {{~~bor~~lbor\|pt\|la\|ascendo\|~~ascendo,~~ ascendere}}. ===Pronunciation=== {{pt-IPA\|ascendêr}} * {{homophones\|pt\|acender\|qq1=chiefly Brazil}} * {{hyph\|pt\|as\|cen\|der}} ===Verb=== {{pt-verb~~\|ascend\|er~~}} # {{lb\|pt\|intransitive}} to ~~{{l\|en\|~~[[ascend}}]]; to ~~{{l\|en\|~~[[rise}}]] #: {{lsyn\|pt\|subir~~}}, {{l\|pt~~\|alçar}}▼ ====Conjugation==== {{pt-conj~~\|ascend\|er~~}} ~~====Synonyms====~~ ▲ {{l\|pt\|subir}}, {{l\|pt\|alçar}} ====Related terms==== * {{l\|pt\|ascensão}} * {{l\|pt\|descender}} ~~----~~ ==Spanish== ===Etymology=== ~~Borrowed from~~ {{bor+\|es\|la\|ascendo\|~~ascendo,~~ ascendere}}. ===Pronunciation=== {{es-pr}} ===Verb=== {{es-verb\|~~ascend\|er\|pres=asciendo~~<ie>}} # to [[ascend]], to [[mount]], to [[climb]] #: {{lant\|es\|descender}}▼ # {{lb\|es\|business}} to [[advance]] # ~~''(~~{{lb\|es\|of status~~)''~~}} to [[rise]] ====Conjugation==== {{es-conj~~-er~~\|~~asc\|nd\|p=e-~~<ie~~\|combined=1~~>}} ====Related terms==== {{col-auto\|es {{l\|es\|ascensión}}▼ * {{l\|es\|ascendente}} * {{l\|es\|ascendiente}} ▲* {{l\|es\|ascensión}} ▲* {{l\|es\|descender}} \|ascenso \|ascensor \|descender}} ===Further reading=== * {{R:es:DRAE}}