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Meanings of fade-out in English

Spanish
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Gradual transition, in film or video, from one image to another.

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Usage of fade-out in English
1
Now she feels the hastening of her own process of fade-out.
Year's best sf 15
2
It was like the fade-out at the end of a movie.
Think of a number
3
If you mean deliberately injecting a slushy fade-out into each one, I'm not.
The Beautiful and Damned
4
The WikiLeaks fade-out demonstrates the advantage established news institutions have over wildcatters like Assange.
Reuters
5
Featuring in the fade-out, the reversed vocal is the first line of the song.
BBC
6
She continued her fade-out, and the last thing to go was her widening grin.
Artemis Fowl
7
Other than to a minute-long fade-out... Is that a metaphor?
Wired
8
It was a great last shot before the fade-out.
Watch them die
9
The hooks grab you by the tail-feathers and keep you swinging till the final fade-out.
The Irish Times
10
Rose expected it to go something like a "fade-out" on the moving picture screen.
Six Little Bunkers at Mammy June's
11
It took more than the faded-out lady to cause the girl overwhelming anxiety.
Janice Day, the Young Homemaker
12
Fade-outs endlessly fade back in to yet another concluding scene.
Wired
13
It flashed through both their minds that the faded-out lady did not sound very encouraging.
Janice Day, the Young Homemaker
14
She did not think of lunch, although the faded-out lady did not neglect her own.
Janice Day, the Young Homemaker
15
The green-striped one with the faded-out blue dots and the red diamond check in the corner.
The Rover Boys in Business; Or, The Search for the Missing Bonds
16
Fading-out of welfare payments is a good policy.
News.com.au
Translations for fade-out
Spanish
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