tapering

UK
/ˈteɪpərɪŋ/
US
/ˈteɪpərɪŋ/
taperingnoun
taperings
pl
Translations
The tapering of the road made it difficult for large vehicles to pass.
Сужение дороги затрудняло проезд крупногабаритных транспортных средств.
The tapering of the tower gave it a distinct conical shape.
Конус башни придавал ей отчетливую коническую форму.
Additional translations
Definitions
The act of gradually reducing in thickness or width.
The tapering of the candle made it easier to fit into the holder.
A gradual decrease in action or intensity.
The tapering of the storm's intensity allowed the residents to return to their homes.
(Finance) The gradual winding down of a central bank’s quantitative-easing or asset-purchase programme.
Equity markets slipped on fears of an accelerated tapering by the Federal Reserve.
taperinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈteɪ.pər.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈteɪ.pɚ.ɪŋ/
Present participle used attributively; categorised as separate adjective class.
Translations
The tapering tower stood tall against the skyline.
Сужающаяся башня возвышалась на фоне горизонта.
The tapering end of the pencil made it easier to draw fine lines.
Заостряющийся конец карандаша облегчал рисование тонких линий.
Definitions
Becoming gradually narrower or thinner towards one end.
The tapering tower stood tall against the skyline, its peak almost touching the clouds.
taperverb

tapering

Gerund

tapered
Past Simple
tapered
Past Participle
tapering
Gerund
UK
/ˈteɪpə/
US
/ˈteɪpər/
Translations
The road begins to taper as it approaches the bridge.
Дорога начинает сужаться по мере приближения к мосту.
The sound of the music began to taper off as we walked away.
Звук музыки начал уменьшаться, когда мы уходили.
The excitement of the crowd began to taper after the main event ended.
Волнение толпы начало затухать после окончания основного события.
Additional translations
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Definitions
To diminish or reduce in thickness toward one end.
The candle tapers at the top, making it easier to fit into the holder.
To gradually lessen or diminish.
The storm is expected to taper off by the evening.
To gradually decrease the amount, number, or extent of something.
The athlete decided to taper his training sessions before the big race.
tapernoun
Definitions
A gradual decrease in thickness or width of an elongated object.
The candle had a noticeable taper towards the top.
A slender candle.
She lit a taper to illuminate the dark room.
A planned period of reduced training or activity before a competition or event, intended to allow the body to recover and peak in performance.
The swimmer's taper lasted ten days before the championship meet.
taperadjective
Definitions
Narrow and slender, progressively diminishing in thickness toward one end; tapering.
The sculptor emphasized the dancer's taper limbs.