English-German translation for "to fade away"
"to fade away" German translation
to fade away {verb}
to fade away {vb} (also: to abate, to die down, to die away, to ebb away)
to fade away {vb} (also: to subside, to die down, to wear off, to die away)
to fade away {vb} (also: to die away)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "fade away":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to fade away" in German
I fear that if we do not consider this question seriously, the European political project will slowly fade away, in favour of a huge free trade zone '.
So how do you feel when the lights go out on the global economy in your mind, when your assumptions about the future fade away and something very different emerges?
This way the reasons for the lower areas of competency with regard to the women in a quota system compared to their male colleagues would become groundless and fade away.
And I remember coming up from one of these deep dives, and I had this fog, and the narcosis takes a little while to, you know, fade away. It's sort of like sobering up.
When we climb that staircase, self-interest fades away, we become just much less self-interested, and we feel as though we are better, nobler and somehow uplifted.
Political considerations must fade away in the face of a simple fact: our failure to act would create many victims, which that country can do without!
Please consider this: the very positive reactions to our reforms around the world will fade away as the gap between the adoption of these reforms and the progress of the WTO negotiations widens.
Mr Rapkay, it has been extremely important for the Commission to have the support of the European Parliament in pursuit of its competition policy and I do not feel that this support may fade away.
It is only now that all their reasonable demands have been met and nobody doubts the right to independence any longer, that nationalism is fading away and normal political alliances are emerging.
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