to cascade

Examples

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• To see all your applications clearly, just cascade them on the screen so their title bars remain visible.

• If you want to organize your desktop, try to cascade the windows for better accessibility.

• We will then cascade the goals down through the company at the department, team, and individual level...

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• And when you cascade on this particular amp between the two channels together, you actually make the EQA little more active.

• Advocates of women's leadership need to stop their handwringing over whether gender differences exist and appreciate the advantages women have over men's brawny style of governance, whether because of biology, social roles, or a cascading combination of the two.

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Phrasal Verbs

C

to cascade down

4 4.2

To fall or flow quickly in large amounts like a waterfall

Compounds

C

Cascade Mountains

1 3.5

A mountain range in northwest United States running through Washington, Oregon and northern California with volcanic peaks

C

cascade everlasting

• Australian

9.9

A small shrub with white woolly leaves and long sprays of fragrant flowers used for drying

C

cascade liquefier

• Specialized

8.5

A machine that turns gases like air or oxygen into liquid by cooling them in several stages

C

cascade penstemon

• US

9.9

A plant that lives many years and has blue to purple flowers at the ends of tall leafy stems

C

Cascade Range

5.8

A long mountain range in the northwest United States across Washington, Oregon and northern California

C

cascade transformer

• Specialized

7.9

A group of electrical devices connected one after another to make very high voltage

Surface Forms

Etymology