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1. intransitive verb2) (lose freshness, vigour) verblassen; [v]erlöschen; [Läufer:] langsamer werden; [Schönheit:] verblühenfade [in colour] — [ver]bleichen
4) (grow pale, dim)the light faded [into darkness] — es dunkelte
5) (fig.): (lose strength) [Erinnerung:] verblassen; [Eingebung, Kreativität, Optimismus:] nachlassen; [Freude, Lust, Liebe:] erlöschen; [Ruhm:] verblassen; [Traum, Hoffnung:] zerrinnen2. transitive verbfade into the distance — in der Ferne entschwinden; [Laut, Stimme:] in der Ferne verklingen
ausbleichen [Vorhang, Teppich, Farbe]Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/86872/fade_away">fade away- fade in- fade out* * *[feid](to (make something) lose strength, colour, loudness etc: The noise gradually faded (away).) verschwinden* * *[feɪd]I. vi1. (lose colour) ausbleichen, verblassen2. (lose intensity) nachlassen; light schwächer werden; (at end of day) dunkel werden; sound verklingen; smile vergehen, [ver]schwinden; suntan verbleichen3. (disappear)day slowly \faded into night der Tag ging langsam in die Nacht überto \fade from sight [or view] aus dem Blickfeld verschwindento \fade fast ( liter: weaken and die) dahinwelken euph liter, dahinsiechen; (fall asleep) am Einschlafen seinwe're fading, so we have coffee in the hotel café wir sind ziemlich fertig, wir trinken jetzt erst mal einen Kaffee im HotelcaféII. vt▪ to \fade sth etw ausbleichen* * *[feɪd]1. vi1) (= lose colour) verblassen; (material, colour) verbleichen, verblassen; (on exposure to light) verschießen; (flower) verblühen; (= lose shine) seinen Glanz verlieren2) (fig memory) verblassen; (sight, strength, inspiration, feeling) nachlassen, schwinden (geh); (hopes) zerrinnen; (smile) vergehen, verschwinden; (beauty) verblühen; (sound) verklingen, verhallen; (radio signal) schwächer werdenhopes are fading of finding any more survivors — die Hoffnung, noch weitere Überlebende zu finden, wird immer geringer
he faded into obscurity — er geriet langsam in Vergessenheit
to fade into the background (person) — sich im Hintergrund halten; (fears) in den Hintergrund rücken
2. vt1) (= cause to lose colour) ausbleichen2) (RAD, TV, FILM) ausblenden3. n (RAD, TV, FILM)Abblende f* * *fade [feıd]A v/i1. (ver)welken2. verschießen, verblassen, ver-, ausbleichen (Farbe etc)3. auch fade away sich auflösen (Menge), immer weniger werden (Personen), MED immer schwächer werden (Person), verklingen (Lied etc), verblassen (Erinnerung), verrauchen (Zorn etc), zerrinnen (Hoffnungen):see one’s hopes of victory fade seine Siegeshoffnungen schwinden sehen4. RADIO schwinden (Ton, Sender)5. nachlassen (Bremsen), (Sportler auch) abbauenB v/t1. (ver)welken lassen2. eine Farbe etc ausbleichenfade in (up) aufblenden (einblenden)* * *1. intransitive verb1) (droop, wither) [Blätter, Blumen:] [ver]welken, welk werden2) (lose freshness, vigour) verblassen; [v]erlöschen; [Läufer:] langsamer werden; [Schönheit:] verblühen3) (lose colour) bleichenfade [in colour] — [ver]bleichen
4) (grow pale, dim)the light faded [into darkness] — es dunkelte
5) (fig.): (lose strength) [Erinnerung:] verblassen; [Eingebung, Kreativität, Optimismus:] nachlassen; [Freude, Lust, Liebe:] erlöschen; [Ruhm:] verblassen; [Traum, Hoffnung:] zerrinnen6) (grow faint) [Laut:] verklingen2. transitive verbfade into the distance — in der Ferne entschwinden; [Laut, Stimme:] in der Ferne verklingen
ausbleichen [Vorhang, Teppich, Farbe]Phrasal Verbs:- fade in- fade out* * *(to) (film / video) v.überblenden (auf) v. (to) v.ausblenden v. v.nachlassen v.verblassen v.verklingen v.verwelken v.
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