s-cend-ant (also as-cend-ent) /a'sendant/ noun ITSTOI in the ascendant (formal) being or becoming more .powerful or popular (权力、影响等)越来越大;日益 受欢迎_

as-cen^sion /a'senXn/ noun [sing.] 1 the Ascension (in the Christian religion 基督教the journey of Jesus from the earth into heaven 耶稣升'天 2 (/o/wfl/) the act of moving up or of reaching a high position 上升;升高; 登上her ascension to the throne 她的登基 As’cension.Day/lot//? (in the Christian religion 基督教the 4th day after Easter when Christians remember when Jesus left the earth and went into heaven 耶稣升 夫节复活节后的第40V:. as-cent /a'sent/ noun 1 [C, usually sing.] the act of climbing or moving up; an upward journey ± ^; % :昼高the rst ascent / Mount Everest 首次攀登珠 穆朗玛峰◊ 77ie cart began graduaZ accent up the hiZL 运武為有开始缓缓上山0 The rocket steepened its ascent.’ 火箭飞速升Win descent 2 [C, usually sing.] an upward path or slope ..上坡路At the other

side of the valley was a steep ascent to the top of the hill. 山谷的那边桌:直达山顶的陡破。cmadescent 3 [u] (formal) the process of moving forward to a better position or of making progress 前进;:提高;进步': man’s ascent to civiZizatio/i 人类肉文明的进化 as-certain /.aesa'tein; NAmE .aesar't-/ verb {formal) to find out the true or correct information about sth 査明;弄清:[VN] ft can be d访iicu/t to ascertain the /acts. M W i 明事在真相[V that] J ascertained t/iat the dnVer was not bady hurt秦已查清,驾驶员伤势木重。

0 [VN that] It should be ascertained that the plans comply with the aw.须要弄清楚,这些计剗要合[V wh-] The police are trying to ascertain what really haened.警方正设法查清到底发生了什么。 CouWyou ascertain whether she will be coming to the meeting? 请你弄清楚她燊不來幵会好吗?[VN wh-] It must be ascertained if the land is still owned by the government. .必细确定这滅土地是否忉属于政府所肴。kas.ce kain- able /.aesa'teinobl; NAmE ,8es3r't-/ adj. as-cer-tain-ment /.aesa'teinmant; NAmE .aesar't-/ noun [U] as-cet-ic /a'setik/ adj. [usually before noun] not allowing yourself physical pleasures, especially for religious reasons; related to a simple and strict way of living ,清苦生活的;(尤指.苦行的;禁欲的rhemonfcsZfveci a very ascetic.僧侣过着很清苦的生洁► as.ce_t.ic /lour?: monks, hermits and ascetics 僧侣、.隐末和黃行者 as-ceti-cism /a'setisiz^m/ now/? [U],'

ASCII./'aeski/ noun, [^} {computing if) a standard code used so that data can be moved between computers that use different programs (the abbreviation for ‘American Standard Code, for Information Interchange’) 美国信息女换用标准,代码全写为American Standard Code for Information Interchange,使用木同程序的各计算 机可互-传送$据的一种标准码as-cor-bic acid /as.koibik 'aesid; NAmE -,ko:rb-/ noun [u] =vitamin C

ascot /'aeskDt; NAmE 'aeska:t/ noun {NAmE) = cravat ascribe /a'skraib/ verb l^!l;k*A a'scribe sth to sb to consider or state that a book, etc. was written by a particular person 认为是(棄人•).所写      attri­

bute This play is usually ascribed to Shakespeare. 通常认为这部剧是莎士比亚所写Ascribe sth to sb/sth (formal) 1 to consider that sth is caused by a particular thing or person归因于;认为由手: ffe ascribed his/ai'iure to bad .ucfc.他认知自■己的失败是 运气不好2 to consider that sb/sth has or should have a particular quality 认为具有:We ascribe great importance to these poicies.我彳认为这些政策十分 重要。:033 attribute. ascrib.able to sb/sth: Their, success is ascribable to the quality of their goods. 他们的成功在于商品的质量ascription /a'skripjn/ noun [C, U] ~ (to sb/sth) the ascription of meaning to objects and. events事物旃辦有的•内涵 ASEAN /'aesiaen/ obbr Association of South. East Asian Nations东盟;余南亚国家联盟