fade-out
fade-out — 片語動詞
- fade-outbase form
- fade-outs3rd person singular
- fade-outing-ing form
- fade-outedpast simple
fade out
phrasal verbTo slowly become weaker, quieter, or less noticeable, until somebody can no longer see or hear it.
逐漸消失；逐漸減弱
The radio signal faded out completely when the taxi went into the underground car park.
Yuki's voice faded out as the wind from the open window grew louder.
The distant train whistle faded out gradually as the express train disappeared into the forest tunnel.
The dinner-table conversation faded out after both guests ran out of things to say.
fade out
phrasal verbTo cause a sound, a light, or an image to grow steadily weaker until it is no longer present.
使逐漸消失；使逐漸減弱
The DJ faded out the fast dance track and brought in a slow love song.
In the last minute of the film, the editor faded out the picture into complete darkness.
The lighting technician carefully faded out the stage lights during the actress's final line.
Omar used the editing app on his phone to fade out the background noise from the recording.
fade out
idiomThe standard technical term in film, television, and audio production — as distinct from the everyday transitive use — for deliberately reducing an image or a sound to zero, usually to mark the end of a scene, programme, or piece of music.
（聲音或畫面）淡出；漸弱消失
At the recording session, engineer Mr. Chen slowly faded out the backing vocals chorus by chorus until only the lead singer remained.
As the charity single came to an end, the sound engineer slowly faded out the singer's voice.
The television drama fades out with a long shot of the empty railway station at dawn.
fade-out — 名詞
1. A gradual reduction in the strength of a sound, a light, or an image until it di
淡出效果
聲音或畫面的漸弱
A gradual reduction in the strength of a sound, a light, or an image until it disappears completely, used especially in film, radio, and music production.
The radio programme ended with a slow fade-out of the theme music.
廣播節目以主題音樂慢慢淡出作為結尾。
collocation: slow fade-out
The editor added a gentle fade-out to the final scene of the documentary.
剪輯師為紀錄片的最後一幕加上柔和的淡出效果。
collocation: gentle fade-out
The slow fade-out in the final scene of the horror film left the audience staring at a dark screen for several seconds.
恐怖片最後一幕的緩慢淡出，讓觀眾好幾秒鐘都盯著漆黑的銀幕。
collocation: slow fade-out in film context
The fade-out of the stage lights told the audience that the show was over.
舞台燈光淡出，告訴觀眾表演已經結束。
- slow fade-out
- quick fade-out
- gentle fade-out
- fade-out of
- fadeaway
less common; sometimes used for a gradual disappearance of any kind, not just in media
- fade-in
the opposite effect — a gradual appearance of sound or image
文法句型
a + adjective + fade-out + of + noun
用法筆記
Commonly used with adjectives such as 'slow', 'quick', 'gentle', or 'sudden' to describe the speed of the transition.