Fainter Meaning in English
word · lemma: faint
ˈfeɪntɝ
FAYN-ter
fˈeɪntɐ
FAYN-tuh
释义
Used to describe something (like a sound, light, color, or feeling) that is weaker, less clear, or less strong than before or compared to another.
用法与细微差别
'Fainter' is the comparative of 'faint,' used for things you sense (sound, smell, sight, feeling). Common phrases: 'fainter signal,' 'fainter voice.' Not used with people—it's for describing characteristics, not persons.
Spanish: más débil - más tenuePortuguese (BR): mais fraco - mais tênuePortuguese (PT): mais fraco - mais ténueChinese (Simplified): 更弱 - 更微弱Chinese (Traditional): 更弱 - 更微弱Hindi: अधिक मंद - और हल्काArabic: أضعف - أكثر خفوتًاBengali: কম দুর্বল - কম স্পষ্ট - কম জোরালোRussian: более слабый - менее отчётливыйJapanese: よりかすかな - より薄いVietnamese: mờ hơn - yếu hơnKorean: 더 희미한 - 더 약한Turkish: daha soluk - daha zayıfUrdu: کمزورتر - زیادہ مدھمIndonesian: lebih samar - lebih lemah
例句
The stars look fainter tonight.
basic
Her voice grew fainter as she walked away.
basic
The smell became fainter after opening the window.
basic
The signal gets fainter the farther you go from the city.
natural
I could barely see a fainter outline of the mountain through the fog.
natural
Every day, my memory of that place gets a little fainter.
natural