receded
1. 自我：impersonal adj. 超脱个人感情影响的 | ego n. 自我 receded | v. 退去 increasing
2. 退去：8) ego 自我 | 9) receded 退去 | 10) increasing 日益,不断
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1. While differences over the war have receded, some economic issues have come to the fore.
2. They were closed again on Thursday as the river level receded below the danger zone, the central government said on its Web site.
3. As a growing economy produces new wealth and a spreading middle class in China, the epochal Cultural Revolution has receded to the distant past in just one generation.
4. While many of those displaced eventually returned home when flood waters receded, many have now become migrants seeking more secure lives elsewhere.
5. As the once mighty wave of financial globalization receded, this represented a dramatic statement of intent from the world's emerging superpower.
6. The waters have since receded but authorities expect high tide on Tuesday night could flood more areas.
7. Gasoline prices receded in early August but remain past $ 3 a gallon in some cities.
8. But floodwaters receded significantly overnight in Bosnia, leaving a trail of mud and debris in many areas.
9. Xinhua reporters watched as some local residents began to clear the debris and mud from their shops and houses after the flood waters receded.
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10. Napper said the tide had receded around Proposal Rock on Saturday when the couple began to walk to it.