ebb

1. (intransitive)To flow back or recede

   The tides ebbed at noon.

   flow back or recede

2. (intransitive)To fall away or decline

   The dying man's strength ebbed away.

   ebben, abebben

   ослабеватьoslabevatʹ

   fall away or decline

3. (intransitive)To fish with stakes and nets that serve to prevent the fish from getting back into the sea with the ebb

   hem in fish with stakes and nets so as to prevent them from going back into the sea with the ebb

4. (transitive)To cause to flow back.

1. The tide is on the ebb.

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2. All my energy has ebbed away.

   ruВся моя энергия угасла.

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3. His popularity was at a low ebb.

   deSeine Beliebtheit hatte einen Tiefpunkt erreicht.

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4. Elation and despair ebbed and flowed in her.

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5. Relations between us seem to be on the ebb.

   ruПохоже, что наши отношения пошли на спад.

   deUnsere Beziehung scheint auf dem Tiefpunkt angekommen zu sein.

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