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fading out

UK
/ˈfeɪdɪŋ aʊt/
US
/ˈfeɪdɪŋ aʊt/
fade outverb

fading out

ing-form

faded out
Past Simple
faded out
Past Participle
fading out
ing-form
UK
/feɪd aʊt/
US
/feɪd aʊt/
Translations
The music began to fade out as the scene changed.
La musique a commencé à s'estomper lorsque la scène a changé.
estomperEmploi transitif, notamment pour un son, une lumière ou une image qui diminue progressivement.
The director decided to fade out the lights at the end of the play.
Le metteur en scène a décidé d'estomper les lumières à la fin de la pièce.
Definitions
To gradually become less visible or audible until it disappears.
The music began to fade out as the scene changed.
To cause something to gradually become less visible or audible until it disappears.
The director decided to fade out the lights at the end of the play.
Synonyms
diminish
dwindle
dissipate
vanish
subside
weaken
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