faded [ˈfeɪdɪd] adjetivomarchito(a) (flower); descolorido(a) (photograph, garment)
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faded [ˈfeɪdɪd]
adjective
[+garment] descolorido; desteñido; [+colour] apagado; desvaído; [+photograph] desvaído; [+plant, glory] marchito she was wearing faded jeans a sky whose faded blue also seemed to have been washed by the rains this solution will brighten faded colour, eliminate stains nothing of value was found in his house - just a few grimy books, a few pieces of clothing, a few faded photographs the writing/ink is faded in several places, making it difficult to read a tattered, faded newspaper clipping of a poem a vase of faded roses I had always thought that all river towns, even the poor ones, had something about them # a kind of /faded elegance/, a raffish air # that made them more interesting than other towns a world that has left its kings behind, many of them murdered, all of them dethroned, their faded glory a bittersweet memory
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