fade
ਫੇਡ
definition
verb
the noise faded away
gradually grow faint and disappear.
fade into scenes of rooms strewn with festive remains
(with reference to film and television images) come or cause to come gradually into or out of view, or to merge into another shot.
noun
the sun can cause color-fade
the process of becoming less bright.
I hit a few hooks, slices, low shots and high fades .
a shot causing the ball to deviate to the right (or, for a left-handed golfer, the left), usually purposely.
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His use of split screen and 'fade' through flashbacks is so imaginative that there are moments when the film is artistically stimulating.
'fade' up natural sound
A visual device such as a 'fade' , dissolve or wipe, also includes superimposing and other special effects.
Again, the strands of color start out saturated and 'fade' in intensity, as if done in a single gesture.
he had to 'fade' the ball around a light pole
As a result, some parts of his pictures are bathed in soft light while others 'fade' into gentle dusk.
He could hook and 'fade' it easily, but Byron could hit the ball dead straight on demand.
If I'm playing well and have control over my ball flight, I'll go at trouble on the left and 'fade' the ball away from it.
After the flowers of spring bulbs 'fade' , the remaining foliage is left to wilt and die back.
Plants need regular water throughout the growing season, but especially until six weeks after flowers 'fade' .
they let you edit the digital data, making it 'fade' in and out
Benefits like this, however, 'fade' into insignificance compared to the bigger picture.
Their brakes 'fade' , clutches burn and chassis flex; they dig in, roll around and break traction at absurdly low speeds, but with great drama.
You can have the sound 'fade' in and fade out or adjust the volume as necessary.
Many good players feel they control the ball better with a 'fade' .
Els took a drop and attempted to 'fade' the ball left onto the green.
Life, death, bloom and 'fade' are intimately coupled.
Potato tubers begin forming when the flowers 'fade' : after that, the crop can be harvested as needed.
a 'fade' to black would bring the sequence to a close
when they get to the 18th the ideal shot is a 'fade'
'fade' into scenes of rooms strewn with festive remains
Even though fresh flowers will eventually 'fade' , your bouquet doesn't have to disappear.
Special care is given to the gourd plant as it grows and forms fruit after its flowers 'fade' .
he had to 'fade' the ball around a light pole
He would 'fade' his driver and then curve his approach shot either way.
It was Demaret who influenced Hogan to weaken his grip and 'fade' the ball, probably saving Hogan's career.
'fade' into scenes of rooms strewn with festive remains
In the earlier film, a cut or a 'fade' to black made minutes or even hours disappear.
However tattoos usually 'fade' over time, making them illegible.
In "Safe Return", high-pitched strings 'fade' in as if the birds fly highly to the sky.
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