to descend; to land

to decline; to drop; to fall; to go down; to decrease

to descend; to arrive; to come

to reduce; to lower; to bring down

to drop; to fall; to come down; to descend

to surrender; to capitulate; to subdue; to conquer; to tame

parachute

(idiom) to fall from the sky; (idiom) (fig.) to appear unexpectedly; to drop into one's lap

to fall; to drop

to be born; arrival of newborn; birth (of a savior or religious leader)

to force a plane to land

to force sb to surrender

to drop from the sky; (fig.) to appear out of nowhere; (attributive) airborne

aerial work platform (e.g. cherry picker or scissor lift); lift; elevator

to become cooler; to lower the temperature; cooling; (of interest, activity etc) to decline

nightfall

to demote (to a lower rank)

to demote; to relegate; to degrade

rising and falling

lit. to descend to earth (of an immortal); to be born

precipitation; rainfall

to reduce the pressure (of a fluid); to lower one's blood pressure; to lower (or step down) the voltage

since (some point in the past)

to parachute into; parachuting

potential drop (elec.)

to accept surrender

(aviation) to land at an alternate airport

rappelling; abseiling

to ask for sb's surrender

precipitation over a large area; widespread rain

to subside; to cave in; subsidence

to surrender; to accept defeat

to decrease gradually; to descend gradually

feigned surrender

to lower; to reduce; to cut (prices, interest rates etc)

to demote

(of aircraft) to take off and land

to go down by degrees; progressively decreasing

to cut the price; to drive down the price; to get cheaper

to subdue; to vanquish; to tame

(music) flat (♭)

to reduce noise (e.g. in a device, signal or environment)

to subdue monsters

surrendered enemy general

dust fall; fallout (volcanic, nuclear etc); particulate matter

degree of reduction (in prices, numbers etc); decline; drop

descending order

to lower interest rates

to lower a flag; to strike the colors