fade

fade /'feid/
  • nội động từ
    • héo đi, tàn đi (cây)
    • nhạt đi, phai đi (màu)
    • mất dần, mờ dần, biến dần
    • ngoại động từ
      • làm phai màu, làm bạc màu
      • (điện ảnh) truyền hình
        • to fade in: đưa (cảnh, âm thanh) vào dần
        • to fade out: làm (ảnh) mờ dần
      • tăng (âm) thành không rõ nữa; giảm (âm) thành không rõ
     làm mất màu
     làm phai màu
     làm phai tàn
     phai
  • guaranteed not to fade: được bảo đảm không phai
    •  phải
     phai màu
     sự phai màu
    Lĩnh vực: dệt may
     mất màu
    Lĩnh vực: xây dựng
     mòn dần
    Lĩnh vực: ô tô
     sự mất phanh
    Giải thích VN: Phanh đôi khi mất tác dụng (nghĩa là chúng mất dần tính hiệu quả) sau khi xe lên, xuống dốc liên tục.
    Lĩnh vực: toán & tin
     sự tàn lụi
    fade down
     giảm dần cường độ
    fade in
     làm mạnh lên
    fade in
     làm tăng (âm hiệu nhỏ)
    fade in
     làm tăng tín hiệu dần
    fade in
     tăng dần cường độ
    fade in
     tín hiệu tăng mạnh
    fade out
     giảm dần cường độ
    fade out
     làm giảm (âm hiệu lớn)
    fade out
     làm yếu đi
    fade out
     tắt dần màn hình
    fade out
     tín hiệu cảm mạnh
    fade to black
     tắt dần hình
    fade up
     làm hiện hình dần
    fade up
     làm nổi âm dần
    short wave fade out
     sự tắt dần trên sóng ngắn

    Xem thêm: slice, slicing, disappearance, melt, wither, evanesce, blow over, pass off, fleet, pass, languish



    fade

    Từ điển WordNet

      n.

    • a golf shot that curves to the right for a right-handed golfer; slice, slicing

      he took lessons to cure his slicing

    • gradually ceasing to be visible; disappearance

      v.

    • become less clearly visible or distinguishable; disappear gradually or seemingly; melt

      The scene begins to fade

      The tree trunks are melting into the forest at dusk

    • lose freshness, vigor, or vitality; wither

      Her bloom was fading

    • disappear gradually; evanesce, blow over, pass off, fleet, pass

      The pain eventually passed off

    • become feeble; languish

      The prisoner has be languishing for years in the dungeon

    English Slang Dictionary

    1. the hairdo (see high top fade)
    2. to ignore, to erase, or to get rid of (kill)
    3. term from from the dice-game craps, related to losing. The player rolling the dice must have someone to fade them (i.e. to put up money against the money they are gambling). If you are faded, you have lost

    Bloomberg Financial Glossary

    Refers to over-the-counter trading. Fill another OTC dealer's bid for or offer of stock.

    Investopedia Financial Terms

    Fade
    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 falling. Also known as "fading".
     
    2. In a dealer market, it is the failure of a dealer to honor a quote when a customer or another dealer wants to trade.
    Investopedia Says:
    1. An example of fading would include buying on a dip in price and selling when the price rallies. Often it's a rather volatile strategy, but one which offers the potential for significant short-term gains. It requires little in the way of complicated analysis but the risk that trend continues is always present.

    2. For example, if a better bid is posted on another exchange for a security and a market maker is unwilling or unable to match it for a client order, the market maker may offer to trade with the other market maker (with the better price). The market maker offering the better price must accept the offer and trade at the price offered or adjust the bid price.

    English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

    fades|faded|fading
    syn.: bleach decline dim droop dull fail lose color pale sink weaken
    ant.: bloom