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fade off

UK
/feɪd ɒf/
US
/feɪd ɔf/
fade offverb
faded off
Past Simple
faded off
Past Participle
fading off
ing-form
UK
/feɪd ɒf/
US
/feɪd ɔf/
Traductions
s'estomperPour une disparition ou une diminution progressive d'un son, d'une lumière ou d'une image.
The music began to fade off as the concert came to an end.
La musique a commencé à s'estomper à la fin du concert.
s'affaiblirPour la force, l'énergie ou l'intensité qui diminuent progressivement.
As the day went on, his enthusiasm started to fade off.
Au fil de la journée, son enthousiasme a սկս?
Définitions
To gradually disappear or diminish in intensity or volume.
The music began to fade off as the concert came to an end.
To lose strength or energy slowly over time.
As the day went on, his enthusiasm started to fade off.
Synonymes
diminish
dwindle
dissipate
evaporate
subside
wane
recede
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