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I . fade [feɪd] VB intr

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1. fade (lose colour):

fade
выгора́ть

II . fade [feɪd] VB trans

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fade away VB intr

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I . fade in VB intr

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fade out VB intr

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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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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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He found love and married in a union that "was of much local interest," according to a faded newspaper clipping.
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The timing of the company's launch was not propitious, however, as in 1997 the supply of premium cigars began to surpass demand as the cigar fad faded.
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His role of a faded one hit wonder rock star displayed his acting and comedy skills during 101 episodes.
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This became the reason why structuralism gradually faded out, based on the unreliability of this method.
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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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For the last decade of his life, he faded into obscurity.
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The kit comes with 72 self-adhesive stencils and a rollerball formula similar to sunless tanner and allows users to apply several layers of faded freckles on to the skin.
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Although most grunge bands had disbanded or faded from view by the late 1990s, their influence continues to affect modern rock music.
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