fade

Parlaklığını, rengini veya gücünü yavaş yavaş kaybetmek

To gradually lose brightness, color, or strength over time.

• The old photograph has faded over the years.
• Her smile began to fade when she heard the news.
• The paint on the house is starting to fade from the sun.
• Historians warn that oral traditions may fade from collective memory unless they are systematically documented and preserved.
• As the medication took effect, the patient's symptoms began to fade, allowing her to resume normal activities.
• The initial enthusiasm for the reform proposal started to fade once legislators recognized its budgetary implications.

Eş anlamlılar: diminish, weaken, pale, wane, dwindle

Zıt anlamlılar: brighten, intensify, strengthen, deepen

Yavaş yavaş kaybolmak veya daha az fark edilir olmak

To disappear gradually or become less noticeable.

• The sound of the music faded into the distance.
• His memories of childhood are fading.
• The crowd noise faded as we left the stadium.

Eş anlamlılar: vanish, dissolve, disappear, recede, ebb

Zıt anlamlılar: appear, emerge, materialize

Film, ses veya ışıkta aşamalı geçiş

A gradual transition in film, audio, or lighting, especially from visibility to invisibility or vice versa.

• The scene ended with a slow fade to black.
• The audio engineer added a fade at the end of the song.
• They used a fade-in effect for the opening scene.

Eş anlamlılar: transition, dissolve, crossfade