fade
71fade-up — n. an instance of increasing the brightness of an image or the volume of a sound * * * ˈfade up 7 [fade up] noun uncountable, countable (in cinema, broadcasting, etc.) the process of making a sound or an image g …
72fade-in — /fayd in /, n. 1. Motion Pictures, Television. a gradual increase in the visibility of a scene. 2. Broadcasting, Recording. a gradual increase in the volume of sound, esp. of recorded or broadcast music, dialogue, or the like, usually starting… …
73fade in — 1. noun A type of transition used in visual media, in which the transition is at first black, fading to a visual image. 2. verb To fade from black to a visual image in visual media …
74Fade — 1. A contrarian investment strategy used to trade against the prevailing trend. Fading the market is typically very high risk, requiring the trader to have a high risk tolerance. A fade trader would sell when a price is rising and buy when it s… …
75fade — fa̲·de Adj; pej; 1 <Speisen> so, dass sie nicht gut gewürzt, ohne intensiven Geschmack sind: Die Suppe schmeckt fade 2 besonders südd (A) gespr; langweilig und unattraktiv <Menschen; ein Konzert, eine (Fernseh)Sendung> || hierzu… …
76fade — isä Millo se sun fade oikeen delas? …
77fade — v To leave. I have homework to do, man, let s fade. 1930s …
78fade — to kill Underworld slang from the many senses of the word importing diminution: You fade him? Not me. I just found him as he was. (Lyall, 1965 he was a corpse) …
79fade — verb 1) the paintwork has faded Syn: become pale, become bleached, become washed out, lose colour, discolour 2) sunlight had faded the picture Syn: bleach, wash out, make pale, blanch 3) …
80fade — fad‹e› »geschmacklos; langweilig«: Das Adjektiv wurde im 18. Jh. aus gleichbed. frz. fade (< galloroman. *fatidus) entlehnt …
