fade from

常見(jiàn)例句

Some artists fade from memory when they die. Twombly will grow in stature.
有些藝術(shù)家去世后便從人們的記憶中消失了，但托姆布雷的地位將延續(xù)。
From one generation to the next, even the most horrible events fade from cultural memory.
隨著一代一代的繁衍，就算最駭人的事情都會(huì)在人文記憶中逐漸褪去。
But as the darkest days of the crisis fade from memory and the world's biggest banks get back on their feet, political impetus for reform may be waning.
但隨著金融危機(jī)最黑暗的日子逐漸從記憶中消退以及全球最大的銀 _生氣，改革的政治動(dòng)力則可能消失殆盡。

One man reads from a poem by the English writer,John Keats: " 'She cannot fade, though thou has not thy bliss, Forever wilt thou love, and she be fair.'

As the realtors and bank employees fade from importance, the technorati will take their places.
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And he may not drop out right away, but he's going to fade from view.
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Natural disasters tend to fade from memory as scenes of destruction slip from prominence in the media.
ECONOMIST: In Katrina's wake