fade
褪色
definition
verb
the noise faded away
gradually grow faint and disappear.
fade into scenes of rooms strewn with festive remains
(with reference to film and television images) come or cause to come gradually into or out of view, or to merge into another shot.
noun
the sun can cause color-fade
the process of becoming less bright.
I hit a few hooks, slices, low shots and high fades .
a shot causing the ball to deviate to the right (or, for a left-handed golfer, the left), usually purposely.
translation of 'fade'
verb
褪,
蔫,
走色,
退色,
掉色,
萎,
褪色
adjective
平凡的,
蔫
example
he had to 'fade' the ball around a light pole
Benefits like this, however, 'fade' into insignificance compared to the bigger picture.
a 'fade' to black would bring the sequence to a close
One reason behind the evening news 'fade' is that it's still scheduled for an era when moms stayed at home and cooked for dad, who didn't have a long commute.
they let you edit the digital data, making it 'fade' in and out
Their brakes 'fade' , clutches burn and chassis flex; they dig in, roll around and break traction at absurdly low speeds, but with great drama.
Els took a drop and attempted to 'fade' the ball left onto the green.
The screen then fills with a close-up of her laughing face before a complete 'fade' .
After the flowers 'fade' , seedpods form, then burst, revealing silky seeds.
Conversely, to 'fade' the ball you would still aim the clubface at the target but, this time, the feet, knees, hips and shoulders would aim off to the left of the target.
Again, the strands of color start out saturated and 'fade' in intensity, as if done in a single gesture.
'fade' into scenes of rooms strewn with festive remains
After a 'fade' to black, our heroes awake to find they are only two, as Pete seems to have been turned into a frog.
In the earlier film, a cut or a 'fade' to black made minutes or even hours disappear.
'fade' up natural sound
Potato tubers begin forming when the flowers 'fade' : after that, the crop can be harvested as needed.
without help, those of us who are ill will surely 'fade' away and die
After the flowers of spring bulbs 'fade' , the remaining foliage is left to wilt and die back.
Many good players feel they control the ball better with a 'fade' .
Special care is given to the gourd plant as it grows and forms fruit after its flowers 'fade' .
they let you edit the digital data, making it 'fade' in and out
Life, death, bloom and 'fade' are intimately coupled.
when they get to the 18th the ideal shot is a 'fade'
Yes, you can hold on and 'fade' the ball that way, but it is very limiting.
It was Demaret who influenced Hogan to weaken his grip and 'fade' the ball, probably saving Hogan's career.
Even though fresh flowers will eventually 'fade' , your bouquet doesn't have to disappear.
Carpenter's late-season 'fade' and Pettitte's fine second half helped sort out the runners-up.
Pressed flowers will 'fade' in the light, so they need to be in the dark, ideally in a drawer.
he had to 'fade' the ball around a light pole
Other highlights include a surprising 'fade' to black followed by an agonizing wait until a crucial plot event is revealed.
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