| 释义 |
[/feɪd; fed/] v 用法:
1 [I, Tn] (cause sth to) lose colour, freshness or vigour （使某事物）褪色, 凋落, 衰弱:
the fading light of evening 傍晚渐暗的光 *
Will (the colour in) this material fade? 这块料子（的颜色）褪色吗? *
Flowers soon fade when cut. 花折下不久就会凋谢. *
She is fading fast, ie rapidly losing strength. 她身体很快就衰弱了. *
The strong sunlight had faded the curtains. 强烈 的阳光把窗帘晒得褪了色. *
faded denims, ie ones that have lost their original colour 褪了色的牛仔裤. 用法:
2 [I, Ipr, Ip] ~ (away) disappear gradually (from sight, hearing, memory, etc); become indistinct （从视野中、 听力范围中、 记忆中等）逐渐消失, 变得模糊不清:
As evening came, the coastline faded into darkness. 夜晚降临时, 海岸线在黑暗中逐渐消失了. *
The sound of the cheering faded (away) in the distance. 欢呼声在远处逐渐消失了. *
All memory of her childhood had faded from her mind. 她对童年的一切记忆逐渐从脑海中消逝了. *
His hopes faded. 他的希望渐渐破灭了. 用法:
3 (phr v) fade away (of people) disperse; die （指人）散开, 死亡:
The crowd just faded away. 人群刚刚散去. *
She's fading away, ie dying. 她已奄奄一息. fade (sth) in/out (cinema or broadcasting 电影或广播) (cause a picture to) increase/decrease gradually in sharpness; (cause the volume of sound to) become gradually audible/inaudible （使画面）清晰度逐渐增强[减弱]; （使音量）逐渐增大[减小]:
As the programme ended, their conversation was faded out. 节目结束时, 他们的谈话声也逐渐消失了. |