Fade from Meaning in English
expression
ˈfeɪd/ /ˈfɹəm
FAYD-frum
fˈeɪd/ /fɹˈɒm
FAYD-from
التعريف
To slowly disappear or become less noticeable from a place, situation, or memory.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Commonly used for memories, colors, sounds, or people becoming less present. Often used in the form 'fade from view', 'fade from memory', or 'fade from existence'. Slightly formal, more common in writing than everyday speech.
Spanish: desvanecerse de - desaparecer dePortuguese (BR): desaparecer de - sumir dePortuguese (PT): desaparecer de - sumir deChinese (Simplified): 从...消失 - 从...渐渐淡出Chinese (Traditional): 從...消失 - 從...漸漸淡出Hindi: से मिटना - से फीका पड़नाArabic: يتلاشى من - يختفي منBengali: অদৃশ্য হয়ে যাওয়া - মলিন হয়ে যাওয়াRussian: исчезать из - постепенно исчезать изJapanese: 〜から薄れていく - 〜から消えていくVietnamese: mờ dần khỏi - biến mất khỏiKorean: ~에서 서서히 사라지다 - ~에서 희미해지다Turkish: -den silinmek - gözden kaybolmakUrdu: سے مدھم ہونا - سے مٹناIndonesian: memudar dari - hilang dari
جمل نموذجية
Her childhood memories slowly fade from her mind.
basic
The colors fade from the painting after many years.
basic
The music faded from the street as we walked away.
basic
Many famous actors eventually fade from the spotlight.
natural
Old traditions often fade from daily life over time.
natural
Truth can sometimes fade from history if no one remembers it.
natural