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fade [feɪd] VB intr

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2. fade (lose intensity):

fade light
apagar-se
fade hope, optimism, memory
desaparecer

fade away VB intr

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fade away sound, love, grief:

fade away
sumir aos poucos

fade in VB intr, trans

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fade out VB intr

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However, this term faded with the original fad and now they are generally known as wide leg jeans.
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The leaves die back a few weeks after the flowers have faded.
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The trees are billowy, the colors faded -- compelling evidence of its purity.
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His name comes, quite obviously, from his choice of clothing; a large top hat made of patches of cloth, with a faded skull pattern.
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The relative pronoun "which" refers to things rather than persons, as in "the shirt, which used to be red, is faded".
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For the last decade of his life, he faded into obscurity.
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In time, the title became purely symbolic, and faded out of use during the 19th century.
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It can be either spotted, with the spotting ranging from faded tan to heavy black in color, or not spotted at all.
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Their uniforms, filthy and faded, were a disgraceful sight.
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After this, the original author faded away and maintainership of APT languished.
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