Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Fade"

A: Depends on the context. It could mean the end of a scene, the end of a life or passing out.

A: To gradually disappear

A: fade can mean to disappear for instance, "the stain has fade away" = the stain disappear..

A: fade out can apply to visual or audible. The song does not stop abruptly, but fades out slowly. Every time you wash your jeans, the colors fade a little. He wore faded jeans. His love for her faded as she gained weight. The sirens faded in the background as he outran the police.

A: The color of my pants is slowly fading away.
This red color is really faded.

A: Tenho essa frase "my feelings for you fade away, it's like I was nothing for you."

A: I have washed this shirt so many times that now its color has faded.

His voice faded as the car drove away.

The grass will wither and the flower will fade but the word of the Lord stands firm.

The music faded out as the song ended

A: Fade out is faster and more abrupt.
Fade away is slower and takes more time to go away

A: "fade" is when something disappears slowly
"disappear" means it's gone all at once

A: Katbrandy's definition is very good. They are mostly interchangeable, but it might be helpful to know that 'Fate' is often represented by goddesses, and implies something that is constantly affecting your life... The Fates, The Norns. Destiny is more like the big finale of your life and isn't usually personified.

A: Fade or disappear