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1 senĉarma
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2 paliĝi
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3 velki
fade, wither -
4 histu
du/ad.1. to fade, cause to fade2. ( ahuldu) to diminish, weaken3. ( desagertarazi) to dissipate, diminish, fade, cause to disappear; denborak \histu dituen aztarnak traces dissipated by time; amets \histu bat a vanished dream da/ad. [ hits, histen, histuko ]1. ( hits bihurtu) to fade, go {dim || pale}, dull; kolore bizienak eta minenak histen dira aire handian the brightest, most brilliant colours grow dull in the open aira. ( argia) to grow dim; eguzkiaren argia \histu zen the sun's light grew dimb. ( edaria) to go flatc. to grow dull, dull, lose one's vitality; lore sortu orduko \histu baten pare similar to a cluster of flowers which lose their vitality as soon as they bloom3. ( haizatu, desagertu) to vanish, disappear4. ( goibeldu, tristatu) to go dim, turn dull, grow sad; eguraldia \histu da the weather has turned dull ; nire zoriona hits ez dakidan so that my dream might not grow dull on me -
5 ihartu
io.1. ( sikatu)a. dried, witheredb. ( lorea, e.a.) wilted, withered; lore erdi \ihartua half-wilted flower2. (H. Jak.) fossilized; hitz-andana \ihartu fossilized word du/ad.1. ( lurra) to parch, dry up2. ( landarea) to shrivel, wither; beroak handiak \ihartu duen belarra bezala like grass withered up by hot weather; babaleka \ihartuak withered bean pods da/ad. to wither up; lore, hosto erdi \ihartua a flower with a half-withered petal2. ( besoa, e.a.) to wither; bat batean besoa \ihartu zitzaion his arm suddenly withered3. ( desagertu)a. to wither away; errorik egiten ez duen landarea fite ihartzen da a plant which does not take root quickly withers awayb. (irud.) to wither away, fade away; Goetheren poesia ez da inoiz \ihartuko Goethe's poetry will never fade away -
6 faundu
da/ad.1. to wither, wilt, shrivel2. (irud.) to dwindle, fade, subside -
7 zirriborratu
du/ad.1. to blot out, smudge2. ( ezabatu) to cross out3.a. ( idatziz) to scribbleb. ( ideiaren zirriborroa) to make a rough draft of -
8 senesprima
1. fade2. inexpressif -
9 sengusta
1. fade2. insipide3. plat -
10 senkolora
1. fade2. incolore3. terne -
11 malklariĝi
blur, fade
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fade — [ fad ] adj. • XIIe; lat. pop. °fatidus, class. fatuus « fade », d apr. sapidus; cf. saveur 1 ♦ Qui manque de saveur, de goût. Aliment, boisson fade. ⇒ insipide; douceâtre, écœurant. Il aime la cuisine épicée, ici tout lui paraît fade. Qui… … Encyclopédie Universelle
fadé — fade [ fad ] adj. • XIIe; lat. pop. °fatidus, class. fatuus « fade », d apr. sapidus; cf. saveur 1 ♦ Qui manque de saveur, de goût. Aliment, boisson fade. ⇒ insipide; douceâtre, écœurant. Il aime la cuisine épicée, ici tout lui paraît fade. Qui… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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Fade — may refer to: *Fade (Blue Angel song), an obscure song by the band Blue Angel *Fade (Staind song), a song from Break the Cycle by alt rock band Staind *Fade (film), a cinematographic technique used in film *Fade (audio engineering), the gradual… … Wikipedia
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fade — [feıd] v [Date: 1300 1400; : French; Origin: fader, from Latin fatuus; FATUOUS] 1.) also fade away to gradually disappear ▪ Hopes of a peace settlement are beginning to fade. ▪ Over the years her beauty had faded a little. 2.) … Dictionary of contemporary English
fade — FADE. adj. de tout genre. Insipide, Sans goust, ou de peu de goust. Viande fade. une sausse fade. une douceur fade. On dit, Se sentir le coeur fade, pour dire, Avoir du degoust. Fade, se dit fig. pour dire, Qui n a rien de picquant, de vif, d… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Fade — Fade, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Faded}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Fading}.] [OE. faden, vaden, prob. fr. fade, a.; cf. Prov. D. vadden to fade, wither, vaddigh languid, torpid. Cf. {Fade}, a., {Vade}.] 1. To become fade; to grow weak; to lose strength; to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
