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Перевод: faded

[прилагательное]
линялый; полинявший; полинялый; блеклый; поблеклый

Тезаурус:

1. He was completely kitted out in film director's gear - cap, dark specs, cigar, baggy casuals, replacing his usual natty suit - for faded jeans stopped short of him - he had a separate office, complete with pretty secretary.
2. Across the furthest third of the room, hanging from a thick wire, was a pair of faded curtains which reached to the ground.
3. Jack heard him whistling, "Mabel dear, listen here" under the stars and then as the shadow was absorbed and lost in the many tree shadows, the whistle too faded and there was no sound but the gentle chatter of the stream, the Kingsbrook that flowed everlastingly over its bed of thin round stones.
4. Gradually the other pin makers faded until, as F.H.
5. Although she was in favour of keeping the lily garden all white, the awesome echo of Miss Jekyll's "Chaste!" faded and, in place of unrelieved arum lilies, a plethora of white alternatives was installed.
6. But the morning faded into the light of common day and the sun was contending with a missle (mist/drizzle).
7. Nana and her earlier life faded from her consciousness, the emotional charge of her parting not neutralised but stored deep within her.
8. A strategy's niceness is recognized by its behaviour, not by its motives (for it has none) nor by the personality of its author (who has faded into the background by the time the program is running in the computer).
9. The old faded lettering on its faade advertises a business long-gone and a characterful history which is all too quickly being obliterated elsewhere in the area by redevelopment.
10. She looked the possible winner a furlong from home, but faded near the finish as the task of conceding so much weight told.
11. And, to Sven Hjerson's concealed annoyance, Miss Arabella Buckley had contrived to make herself one of the group, her ample form straining the faded green canvas of a chair firmly set among the others.
12. Jane was nearly knocked over by his aftershave, then noted all the details she would have expected: his exactly filled expensive/cheapo suit, his red tie and pocket handkerchief, his shiny shoes, the leather folded at an angle to form a point, the artificial orchids on his desk, and she remembered the untidy Bin and faded jeans with nostalgia.
13. The suit bore the wounds and scars of a lifetime's responsibilities in its faded knees and elbows, its sagging seat and greasy tired lapels.