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  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 decay;
        to perish gradually; to wither, as a plant.
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              The earth mourneth and fadeth away.   --Is. xxiv. 4.
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     2. To lose freshness, color, or brightness; to become faint
        in hue or tint; hence, to be wanting in color. ``Flowers
        that never fade.'' --Milton.
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     3. To sink away; to disappear gradually; to grow dim; to
        vanish.
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              The stars shall fade away.            --Addison
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              He makes a swanlike end,
              Fading in music.                      --Shak.
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  Fade \Fade\, v. t.
     To cause to wither; to deprive of freshness or vigor; to wear
     away.
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           No winter could his laurels fade.        --Dryden.
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  Fade \Fade\a. [F., prob. fr. L. vapidus vapid, or possibly
     fr,fatuus foolish, insipid.]
     Weak; insipid; tasteless; commonplace. [R.] ``Passages that
     are somewhat fade.'' --Jeffrey.
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           His masculine taste gave him a sense of something fade
           and ludicrous.                           --De Quincey.
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  Fade \Fade\a. [F., prob. fr. L. vapidus vapid, or possibly
     fr,fatuus foolish, insipid.]
     Weak; insipid; tasteless; commonplace. [R.] ``Passages that
     are somewhat fade.'' --Jeffrey.
  
           His masculine taste gave him a sense of something fade
           and ludicrous.                           --De Quincey.

  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 decay;
        to perish gradually; to wither, as a plant.
  
              The earth mourneth and fadeth away.   --Is. xxiv. 4.
  
     2. To lose freshness, color, or brightness; to become faint
        in hue or tint; hence, to be wanting in color. ``Flowers
        that never fade.'' --Milton.
  
     3. To sink away; to disappear gradually; to grow dim; to
        vanish.
  
              The stars shall fade away.            --Addison
  
              He makes a swanlike end, Fading in music. --Shak.

  Fade \Fade\, v. t.
     To cause to wither; to deprive of freshness or vigor; to wear
     away.
  
           No winter could his laurels fade.        --Dryden.

  fade
       n 1: a golf shot that curves to the right for a right-handed
            golfer; "he took lessons to cure his slicing" [syn: slice,
             slicing]
       2: gradually ceasing to be visible [syn: disappearance]
       v 1: become less clearly visible or distinguishable; disappear
            gradually or seemingly; "The scene begins to fade"; "The
            tree trunks are melting into the forest at dusk" [syn: melt]
       2: lose freshness, vigor, or vitality; "Her bloom was fading"
          [syn: wither]
       3: disappear gradually; "The pain eventually passed off" [syn:
          evanesce, blow over, pass off, fleet, pass]
       4: become feeble; "The prisoner has be languishing for years in
          the dungeon" [syn: languish]

  fade
     Γαλλικά a.
     άγευστος, ανούσιος

  fade
     Danish a.
     1 (inflection of da fad  def)
     2 (plural of da fad)
     Danish n.
     (infl of da fad  indef p)
     Finnish n.
     (lb fi slang) father
     German a.
     1 bland, flavorless, stale, boring
     2 flat (q: of carbonated beverages)

  fade
     a.
     (lb en archaic) weak; insipid; tasteless.
     alt.
     (alt en vade  obsolete)
     n.
     (lb en golf) A golf shot that curves intentionally to the player's
  right (if they are right-handed) or to the left (if left-handed).
     vb.
     (lb en transitive golf) To hit the ball with the shot called a fade.
     a.
     (lb en archaic) strong; bold; doughty.

  fade
     Danish a.
     1 (inflection of da fad  def)
     2 (plural of da fad)
     Danish n.
     (infl of da fad  indef p)
     Finnish n.
     (lb fi slang) father
     German a.
     1 bland, flavorless, stale, boring
     2 flat (q: of carbonated beverages)

  fade
     Danish a.
     1 (inflection of da fad  def)
     2 (plural of da fad)
     Danish n.
     (infl of da fad  indef p)
     Finnish n.
     (lb fi slang) father
     German a.
     1 bland, flavorless, stale, boring
     2 flat (q: of carbonated beverages)

  fade
     n.
     (yhteys slangi k=fi) isä
     Saksa a.
     1 mauton (''jossa ei ole makua'')
     2 pitkäveteinen

  fade
     n.
     (yhteys slangi k=fi) isä

  fade
     Franska a.
     smaklös, intetsägande, fadd
     Tyska a.
     1 fadd, smaklös
     2 långtråkig, tråkig, trist, intetsägande

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  platitudinous , commonplace 
     Synonyms: banal, platt
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  ho-hum 
     Synonyms: bieder, hausbacken, wenig aufregend, uninteressant
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  vapidly 
     Synonym: fad
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  dull , stodgy 
           Note: thing
     Synonyms: öde, stumpfsinnig, wenig ansprechend, trocken
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  bland , insipid , tasteless , flavourless  [Br.] , flavorless  [Am.] , savourless  [Br.] , savorless  [Am.]
           Note: of food
     Synonyms: fad, schal, labberig, ohne Geschmack, geschmacksarm
  
   see: keinen Geschmack haben, nach nichts schmecken, wie eingeschlafene Füße schmecken
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  jejune 
     Synonyms: langweilig, nüchtern, strohig, trocken, geistlos
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  colourless  [Br.] , colorless  [Am.]  [fig.]
     Synonyms: farblos, wenig lebendig, wenig aufregend, spannungsarm, nichtssagend, belanglos
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  colourlessly  [Br.] , colorlessly  [Am.]  [fig.]
     Synonyms: farblos, wenig lebendig, wenig aufregend, spannungsarm, nichtssagend, belanglos
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  uninspiring , uninspired , lacklustre  [Br.] , lackluster  [Am.]  [fig.]
        "ein fader Sandwich"  - an uninspired sandwich, a lacklustre sandwich
     Synonyms: farblos, glanzlos, ereignislos, uninteressant, wenig anregend, ohne Höhepunkte
  
   see: Das war keine Glanzleistung.
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  unpicturesque 
     Synonyms: farblos, unscheinbar, reizlos
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  boring 
     Synonyms: langweilig, fad, dröge
  
   see: langweiliger, am langweiligsten, schrecklich langweilig, total langweilig
  

  fade /fˈɑːdə/ 
  dull , stodgy 
           Note: person
     Synonyms: langweilig, steif
  

  fade /ˈfaːdə/ 
  1. fade 2.
  auf Speisen und Getränke bezogen: ohne oder mit nur wenig Geschmack
   3.
  auf geschaffene Dinge, insbesondere auch Kunstwerke, bezogen: ohne viel Farbe, viel Form oder etwas anderes Interessantes
  2. ennuyeux, fade, insipide
  auf Ereignisse, Zeitabschnitte, Veranstaltungen und dergleichen bezogen: ohne Abwechslung und dadurch langweilig

  fade /fˈɑːdə/
  banale

  fade /fˈɑːdə/
  1. afgezaagd, alledaags, banaal, gewoontjes, nietszeggend, plat
  2. smaakloos, smakeloos, zonder goede smaak

  fade /fˈɑːdə/
  1. banal, comun, trivial, vulgar
  2. insípido

  fade /ˈfaːdə/ 
  1. безвкусный, пресный
  auf Speisen und Getränke bezogen: ohne oder mit nur wenig Geschmack
  2. блёклый, однообразный
  auf geschaffene Dinge, insbesondere auch Kunstwerke, bezogen: ohne viel Farbe, viel Form oder etwas anderes Interessantes
  3. монотонный
  auf Ereignisse, Zeitabschnitte, Veranstaltungen und dergleichen bezogen: ohne Abwechslung und dadurch langweilig

  fade /ˈfaːdə/ 
  1. insípido, soso, desabrido
  auf Speisen und Getränke bezogen: ohne oder mit nur wenig Geschmack
  2. aburrido
  auf Ereignisse, Zeitabschnitte, Veranstaltungen und dergleichen bezogen: ohne Abwechslung und dadurch langweilig

  fade /ˈfaːdə/ 
  1. fadd, smaklös
  auf Speisen und Getränke bezogen: ohne oder mit nur wenig Geschmack
  2. blek, färglös
  auf geschaffene Dinge, insbesondere auch Kunstwerke, bezogen: ohne viel Farbe, viel Form oder etwas anderes Interessantes
  3. långtråkig, trist, ytlig
  auf Ereignisse, Zeitabschnitte, Veranstaltungen und dergleichen bezogen: ohne Abwechslung und dadurch langweilig

  fade /fˈɑːdə/
  sıkıcı

  fade /fˈɑːdə/
  tatsız

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  verbleik

  Fade /fˈeɪd/
  إبهت

  fade //feɪd// 
  блудкав
  tasteless

  fade //feɪd// 
  1. вехна, увяхвам
  to grow weak, lose strength
  2. избелявам, обезцветявам се
  to lose freshness, brightness
  3. заглъхвам
  to vanish

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  mizet

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  vadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  uvadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  uvadat

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  odkvést

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  vyblednout

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  vymizet

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  ztrácet se

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  zaniknout

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  zmizet

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  ztratit se

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  zvadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  ztrácet barvu

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  zvolna mizet

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  chřadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  druh úderu v golfu
           Note: mírná pravá faleš v golfu

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  doznívat

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  blednout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  uvadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  chřadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  uvadat

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  vymizet

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  vyblednout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  zaniknout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  zmizet

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  zvadnout

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  edwino 

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  pylu 

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  dahinschwinden 
     Synonym: dwindle away
  
   see: dwindling away, fading, dwindled away, faded
  

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  dahinschwinden, hinschwinden 
     Synonyms: dwindle away, vanish, waste away
  
   see: fading, dwindling away, vanishing, wasting away, faded, dwindled away, vanished, wasted away
  
           Note: away

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  schwinden, nachlassen 
        "he/she/it fades"  - er/sie/es schwindet
        "I/he/she/it faded"  - ich/er/sie/es schwand
        "he/she/it has/had faded"  - er/sie/es ist/war geschwunden
        "I/he/she would fade"  - ich/er/sie/es schwände
   see: fading, faded
  

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  überblenden 
           Note: auf; zu
   see: fading, faded
  
           Note: to

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  verblassen, verwelken, verblühen, verklingen 
   see: fading, faded, fades, faded
  

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  verbleichen 
   see: fading, faded
  

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  welken, verwelken  [bot.]
           Note: Pflanze
     Synonyms: wilt, become flaccid
  
   see: wilting, fading, becoming flaccid, wilted, faded, become flaccid, wilts, fades, wilted, faded
  

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  Abschwächung  [techn.]
     Synonyms: fading, suppression
  

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  
  ξεθωριάζω

  fade //feɪd// 
  1. haalistaa, haihduttaa, heikentää, himmentää, häivyttää, hämärtää
  to cause to fade
  2. heikentyä, heiketä
  to grow weak, lose strength
  3. haalistua, haaltua, himmetä, kauhtua
  to lose freshness, brightness
  4. haihtua, häipyä, hämärtyä, kaikota, karkota
  to vanish

  fade /feid/
  1. pâlir
  2. se faner

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  1. मुरझाना
        "The colour of the curtain fades after some years if the material is cheap."

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  izblijediti, iščezavati, iščeznuti, uvenuti, venuti

  fade //feɪd// 
  薄れる
  to grow weak, lose strength

  fade /feid/
  caldear, soldar

  fade /feid/
  белеть, бледнеть

  fade //feɪd// 
  1. dämpa
  to cause to fade
  2. avtyna, vekna
  to grow weak, lose strength
  3. blekna
  to lose freshness, brightness
  4. avklinga
  to vanish

  fade /fˈeɪd/ 
  
   kwajuka

  fade /fˈeɪd/
  1. solmak, rengi atmak, kurumak, zayıflamak, soldurmak, kuvvetten düşürmek. fade away, fade out sönmek, zail olmak, geçmek
  2. (radyo, televizyon) tedricen değişmek fade in tedricen duyulmak veya görünmek (sinema, radyo, televizyon) fade out tedricen gözden kaybolmak veya duyulmamak. fadeless  solmaz fadelessly  solmayacak şekilde.

  fade /fˈad/
  euver, milis, goular, disasun

  fade /fˈad/
  divlaz, disaour, peñver

  fade /fad/ 
  безвку́сен

  fade /fad/ 
  geschmacklos, fade, schal

  fade /fad/ 
  άγευστος

  fade /fad/ 
  insulsus

  fade /fad/ 
  безвкусный, пресный

  fade /fad/ 
  insípido, soso, insulso

  
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/fad/

  332 Moby Thesaurus words for "fade":
     abate, achromatize, age, ante, ante up, antiquate, arid, attenuate,
     avoid, back, back-number, banal, barren, be annihilated,
     be consumed, be destroyed, be gone, be no more, be wiped out,
     become extinct, become obsolete, bet, bet on, bewhiskered, blah,
     blanch, blank, bleach, bleach out, blench, blink, bloodless, break,
     bromidic, call, cave in, cease, cease to be, cease to exist,
     change color, characterless, cheat the undertaker, clear,
     cloud over, cold, collapse, colorless, come apart, come unstuck,
     common, commonplace, conk out, corny, cover, cringe, crumble,
     cut-and-dried, date, dead, decay, decline, decolor, decolorize,
     deliquesce, dematerialize, depart, desiccate, deteriorate, die,
     die away, die out, dilute, diluted, dim, diminish, disappear,
     discolor, disintegrate, dismal, dispel, disperse, dissipate,
     dissolve, do a fade-out, dodder, dodge, draggy, drain,
     drain of color, draw back, drearisome, dreary, drift away, droop,
     drop, dry, dry up, dryasdust, duck, dull, dusty, dwindle, ebb,
     effete, elephantine, empty, erode, etiolate, etiolated, evade,
     evanesce, evaporate, exit, expire, fade away, fade out, fail,
     faint, fall, fall away, fall back, fall off, familiar, fizzle out,
     flag, flat, flavorless, flee, fleet, flinch, flit, fly, fossilize,
     fume, fust, fusty, gamble, get along, get on, give out, give way,
     go, go away, go down, go downhill, go off, go soft, go to pieces,
     grow dim, grow old, grow pale, gruelly, hackney, hackneyed,
     hang back, hazard, heavy, hide, hit a slump, hit rock bottom,
     hit the skids, ho-hum, hollow, inane, indifferent, inexcitable,
     insipid, jejune, jib, languish, lapse, lay, lay a wager, lay down,
     leaden, leave no trace, leave the scene, lessen, lifeless,
     lose color, lose currency, lose strength, low-spirited, make a bet,
     meet a bet, melt, melt away, melt like snow, mild, milk-and-water,
     moderate, molder, moth-eaten, move away, move off, muddy, musty,
     obsolesce, old hat, outdate, pale, pallid, pappy, parlay, pass,
     pass away, pass out, peak, pedestrian, peg out, perish, peroxide,
     peter out, pine, platitudinous, play against, plodding, plunge,
     pointless, poky, ponderous, poop out, pull away, pull back, pulpy,
     punt, quail, rarefy, reach the depths, recede, recoil, reel back,
     retire, retire from sight, retreat, retrocede, run down, rust, sag,
     sapless, savorless, sear, see, set, shake, sheer off, shrink,
     shrink back, shrivel, shy, sidestep, sink, sink away, slide, slip,
     slow, slump, spiceless, spiritless, square, stake, stale,
     stand off, stand pat, start aside, start back, stereotyped,
     sterile, stiff, stock, stodgy, stuffy, subside, suffer an eclipse,
     superannuate, superficial, swerve, tarnish, tasteless, tedious,
     thin, threadbare, timeworn, tone down, totter, touch bottom, trite,
     truistic, turn aside, turn gray, turn pale, turn white, unflavored,
     unlively, unoriginal, unsavory, vanish, vanish from sight, vapid,
     wager, wan, wane, warmed-over, wash out, washy, waste, waste away,
     watered, watered-down, watery, weak, weaken, wear away, wear thin,
     weasel, weasel out, well-known, well-worn, whiten,
     widen the distance, wilt, wince, wishy-washy, withdraw, wither,
     wither away, wizen, wooden, worn, worn thin, wrinkle, yield
  
  

  v. 褪色,消失,凋谢;

     vi. 褪色,消失,凋谢
     vt. 使褪色
     n. 淡入,淡出
     a. 平淡的