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faded [Am ˈfɛədəd, Brit ˈfeɪdɪd] ADJ

faded color: apagado

faded color: desvaído

faded fabric/jeans: que ha perdido el color

faded fabric/jeans: desteñido

faded photograph/writing: descolorido

faded photograph/writing: desvaído

I. fade [Am feɪd, Brit feɪd] VB intr

1. fade:

fade color/star:: apagarse

fade color/star:: perder intensidad

fade fabric/paper:: perder color

fade fabric/paper:: desteñirse

the light was beginning to fade: empezaba a oscurecer or a irse la luz

2.1. fade (disappear):

fade feeling/memories:: desvanecerse

fade strength/sight:: debilitarse

fade beauty:: marchitarse

fade interest/enthusiasm:: decaer

fade hope/optimism:: desvanecerse

his smile faded: se le desvaneció la sonrisa

the novelty soon faded: se pasó pronto la novedad

2.2. fade (lose freshness, vigor):

fade flower/plant:: ajarse

she's fading fast: se está apagando or consumiendo rápidamente

2.3. fade (fall away):

fade competitor/team:: decaer

fade competitor/team:: quedarse atrás

fade competitor/team:: perder terreno

3.1. fade sound/signal/music:

fade: debilitarse

fade: perderse

the theme music fades in: poco a poco se empieza a oír el tema musical

to fade out: desaparecer

3.2. fade:

fade RADIO, TV signal:: oscilar

3.3. fade MOTOR:

fade brakes/engine:: no responder

4. fade:

fade CINE, TV image/scene/speech:: fundirse

the scene fades to the same room twenty years later: hay un fundido a la misma habitación veinte años después

5.1. fade SPORTS (veer):

fade baseball/golfball:: desviarse

fade to the left/right: desviarse a la izquierda/derecha

5.2. fade SPORTS (in US football):

fade: retroceder

II. fade [Am feɪd, Brit feɪd] VB trans

1. fade (make lose color):

fade fabric/clothes/furnishings: desteñir

fade fabric/clothes/furnishings: hacer perder el color a

fade color: apagar

2. fade:

fade CINE, RADIO, TV: fundir

fade the applause into the next song: funda los aplausos con or y la siguiente canción

she faded the music down: bajó gradualmente el volumen de la música

III. fade [Am feɪd, Brit feɪd] N

1. fade C:

fade CINE, RADIO, TV: fundido m

fade CINE, RADIO, TV: disuelto m

slow fade: fundido m encadenado

2. fade U MOTOR:

brake fade: frenos mpl con una gran resistencia a la fatiga

brake fade: fading m

fade away VB [Am feɪd -, Brit feɪd -] (v + adv)

fade away love/grief:: irse apagando

fade away chances/hopes/memory:: desvanecerse

the sound slowly faded away: el sonido se fue apagando poco a poco or gradualmente

he faded away into obscurity: fue cayendo poco a poco en el olvido

you must eat something or you'll fade away: si no comes algo te vas a consumir

fade-in [Am ˈfeɪd ˌɪn, Brit] N

fade-in: fundido m

fade-in: entrada f disuelta

fade-out [Am ˈfeɪd ˌaʊt, Brit] N

fade-out: fundido m

fade-out: salida f disuelta

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marchito (marchita): faded

marchitez (de la piel): faded look

marchitez (de belleza): faded state

descolorido (descolorida): faded

el tiempo había marchitado su belleza: her beauty had faded with time liter

marchitarse persona:: to fade away

marchitarse belleza/juventud:: to fade

terciopelo mustio: faded velvet

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I. fade [feɪd] VB intr

1. fade (lose colour):

fade: desteñirse

2. fade (lose intensity):

fade light: apagarse

fade sound: debilitarse

fade smile: borrarse

fade interest: decaer

fade hope, optimism, memory: desvanecerse

fade plant, beauty: marchitarse

fade life: apagarse

3. fade (disappear):

fade: desaparecer

to fade from sight: perderse de vista

to fade from the scene: desaparecer del mapa

4. fade CINE, TV:

fade: fundirse

II. fade [feɪd] VB trans

fade: desteñir

fade out VB intr

fade out picture: desaparecer gradualmente

fade out sound: desvanecerse

fade away VB intr

fade away hope, memory: desvanecerse

fade away sound, love, grief: apagarse

fade away beauty: marchitarse

fade away person: consumirse

I. fade in VB intr

fade in picture: aparecer progresivamente

fade in sound: subir gradualmente

II. fade in VB trans

fade in picture: hacer aparecer progresivamente

fade in sound: subir gradualmente

to fade into irrelevance: volverse irrelevante

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desteñido (-a) (descolorido): faded

desmayado (-a) (color): faded

desvaído (-a): faded

desteñir (descolorarse): to fade

desteñir: to fade

desteñirse (descolorarse): to fade

pasar a segundo plano: to fade into the background

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I. fade [feɪd] VB intr

1. fade (lose color):

fade: desteñirse

2. fade (lose intensity):

fade light: apagarse

fade sound: debilitarse

fade smile: borrarse

fade interest: decaer

fade hope, optimism, memory: desvanecerse

fade plant, beauty: marchitarse

fade life: apagarse

3. fade (disappear):

fade: desaparecer

to fade from sight/view: perderse de vista

to fade from the scene: desaparecer del mapa

4. fade CINE, TV:

fade: fundirse

II. fade [feɪd] VB trans

fade: desteñir

fade out VB intr

fade out picture: desaparecer gradualmente

fade out sound: desvanecerse

I. fade in VB intr

fade in picture: aparecer progresivamente

fade in sound: subir gradualmente

II. fade in VB trans

fade in picture: hacer aparecer progresivamente

fade in sound: subir gradualmente

fade away VB intr

fade away hope, memory: desvanecerse

fade away sound, love, grief: apagarse

fade away beauty: marchitarse

fade away person: consumirse

to fade into insignificance: hacerse insignificante

to fade into irrelevance: volverse irrelevante

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desteñido (-a) (descolorido): faded

desmayado (-a) (color): faded

desteñir (descolorarse): to fade

desteñir: to fade

desteñir (descolorarse): to fade

palidecer: to fade

Present
I	fade
you	fade
he/she/it	fades
we	fade
you	fade
they	fade

Past
I	faded
you	faded
he/she/it	faded
we	faded
you	faded
they	faded

Present Perfect
I	have	faded
you	have	faded
he/she/it	has	faded
we	have	faded
you	have	faded
they	have	faded

Past Perfect
I	had	faded
you	had	faded
he/she/it	had	faded
we	had	faded
you	had	faded
they	had	faded

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to fade from sight: perderse de vista

to fade from the scene: desaparecer del mapa

to fade into insignificance: hacerse insignificante

to fade into irrelevance: volverse irrelevante

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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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Their uniforms, filthy and faded, were a disgraceful sight.

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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 trees are billowy, the colors faded -- compelling evidence of its purity.

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