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feid(to (make something) lose strength, colour, loudness etc: The noise gradually faded (away).) apagarse, debilitarsefade vb desteñirtr[feɪd]1 (colour) descolorar, descolorir, desteñir1 (colour) desteñirse, descolorarse, descolorirse2 (light) irse apagando, perder intensidad3 (sound) desvanecerse, apagarse4 (hopes, memory, etc) acabarse, esfumarse, desvanecerse■ hopes for an early settlement faded se esfumaron las esperanzas de llegar rápidamente a un acuerdo5 (looks, smile) desaparecer6 (flower) marchitarse1) wither: debilitarse (dícese de las personas), marchitarse (dícese de las flores y las plantas)2) discolor: desteñirse, decolorarse3) dim: apagarse (dícese de la luz), perderse (dícese de los sonidos), fundirse (dícese de las imágenes)4) vanish: desvanecerse, decaerfade vtdiscolor: desteñirv.• descolorar v.• desteñir v.• desvanecer v.• desvanecerse v.• marchitar v.• marchitarse v.• perderse v.feɪd
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1) \<\<color\>\> apagarse*, perder* intensidad; \<\<fabric\>\> perder* color, desteñirse*the light was beginning to fade — empezaba a oscurecer or a irse la luz
2)a) ( disappear) \<\<hope/memories\>\> desvanecerse*; \<\<beauty\>\> marchitarse; \<\<interest\>\> decaer*b) \<\<flower/plant\>\> ajarse; \<\<elderly person/patient\>\>she's fading fast — se está apagando or consumiendo rápidamente
3) \<\<sound\>\> debilitarse, perderse*4) ( Sport)a) ( veer) \<\<baseball/golfball\>\> desviarse*b) ( in US football) retroceder5) (Cin, TV) fundir
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vt \<\<fabric\>\> desteñir*, hacer* perder el color aPhrasal Verbs:- fade in- fade out[feɪd]1. VI1) (=lose colour, intensity) [fabric] desteñirse, perder color; [colour] perder intensidad"guaranteed not to fade" — "no destiñe"
the light was fading rapidly — estaba oscureciendo rápidamente, la luz se iba rápidamente
2) (=melt away) [sound] desvanecerse; [signal] debilitarse; [voice, music] apagarse; (Cine, TV) [image] fundirsethe sound of the engine faded into the distance — el ruido del motor se desvanecía or se perdía en la distancia
the laughter fades and we hear birds singing — las risas se apagan or se desvanecen y se oye el canto de unos pájaros
the image faded — la imagen se fundió, hubo un fundido
fades to music, production credits — fundido a música y títulos de créditos
3) (=deteriorate, decline) [flower, beauty] marchitarse; [organization, culture] decaer; [strength] debilitarse; [person] consumirse4) (=begin to disappear) [hopes, memories, smile] desvanecerse; [appeal] pasarse; [scar] borrarseonce he became used to it the novelty began to fade — cuando se acostumbró a ello dejó pronto de ser una novedad
he's the sort of person who always fades into the background — es el tipo de persona que siempre se queda en un segundo plano
to fade from sight or view — perderse de vista
5) (Aut) [engine] perder potencia6) (Sport) [ball] desviarseto fade to the left/right — desviarse a la izquierda/derecha
2. VT1) (=discolour) [+ fabric] desteñir, hacer perder el color a; [+ colour] desteñir; [+ flower] marchitar2) (Cine, TV) fundir3.N (Cine) fundido mfade to music, closing credits — fundido a música y títulos de créditos finales
- fade in- fade out- fade up* * *[feɪd]
1.
1) \<\<color\>\> apagarse*, perder* intensidad; \<\<fabric\>\> perder* color, desteñirse*the light was beginning to fade — empezaba a oscurecer or a irse la luz
2)a) ( disappear) \<\<hope/memories\>\> desvanecerse*; \<\<beauty\>\> marchitarse; \<\<interest\>\> decaer*b) \<\<flower/plant\>\> ajarse; \<\<elderly person/patient\>\>she's fading fast — se está apagando or consumiendo rápidamente
3) \<\<sound\>\> debilitarse, perderse*4) ( Sport)a) ( veer) \<\<baseball/golfball\>\> desviarse*b) ( in US football) retroceder5) (Cin, TV) fundir
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vt \<\<fabric\>\> desteñir*, hacer* perder el color aPhrasal Verbs:- fade in- fade out
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