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fade [feɪd] n
comp. fading m; décroissance f
pack. passer (colours, couleurs); se faner (away); perdre sa couleur (away); changer de couleur
fade [feɪd] n
industr., construct., met. attaque par les agents atmosphériques
fade [feɪd] adj.
agric. se faner; se flétrir
chem. décoloration
commun. manque; fondu; fondre
comp., MS atténuation (The period between the central, or sustain, portion of a effect and its end)
industr., construct., met. altération; attaque atmosphérique
transp. perte d'efficacité à chaud; évanouissement
to fade adj.
coal. s'amortir
Fade [feɪd] adj.
comp., MS Fondu (An option that allows the user to specify the degree of transparency of an image)
 English thesaurus
FADE [feɪd] abbr.
abbr., med. fluorescent antibody darkfield
FADES abbr.
abbr., avia. fuselage automated design
fade [feɪd] n
cinema A smooth, gradual transition from a normal image to complete blackness fade out, or vice versa fade in.
FADE [feɪd] abbr.
abbr. Focus Analyze Develop And Execute
abbr., chem., scient. Fast Atomic Density Evaluation
abbr., O&G, sahk.s. focus, analyze, develop, execute
abbr., transp. FAA Airline Data Exchange
FADES n
aeron. Fuselage Analysis and Design Synthesis
fade: 113 phrases in 22 subjects
Astronomy3
Book binding1
Chemistry5
Cinematography9
Commerce1
Communications17
Computers6
Cultural studies15
Earth sciences1
Electronics9
Finances6
General9
Hobbies and pastimes2
Industry1
Information technology1
Marketing1
Microsoft8
Packaging1
Radio10
Social science1
Technology5
Telecommunications1