vanishing

• 名词，指突然或神秘地消失，常指从视野中或从存在中消失。

A noun referring to a sudden or mysterious disappearance, often from sight or existence.

1. Sudden or mysterious disappearanceB2formal

   An act of disappearing quickly or in a way that is difficult to explain.

   消失

   • The magician's vanishing of the coin amazed the audience.
   • The sudden vanishing of the ship remains an unsolved mystery.
   • There was a strange vanishing of all the birds from the area.

   同义词disappearancedissolutionevanescencefading

   反义词appearanceemergencematerialization

2. Disappearance from sightB2formal

   The act of becoming invisible or no longer visible.

   消失

   • The vanishing of the sun behind the clouds signaled the end of the day.
   • The hiker watched the vanishing of the trail marker in the fog.
   • The vanishing of the car around the corner was the last they saw of it.

   同义词disappearancedissolutionevanescencefade outfading

   反义词appearanceemergencematerialization

• 表示突然消失、不复存在或不再可见的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of disappearing suddenly or ceasing to exist.

1. Disappear suddenlyA2formal

   To cease to be visible or present, often in a sudden or mysterious way.

   突然消失

   • The magician made the rabbit vanish into thin air.
   • The sun vanished behind the clouds.
   • The car vanished around the corner.

   同义词dematerializedisappeardispersedissipatedissolveevaporatefadefade awaymeltrecede

   反义词appearemergematerializereappear

2. Cease to existB1formal

   To stop existing or being used; to disappear completely.

   消失

   • Many ancient languages have vanished over time.
   • The species vanished from the island due to deforestation.
   • All hope of finding survivors vanished after the storm.

   同义词die outdisappeardissolveevaporateexpirefadefizzle outpeter out

   反义词appearemergematerializepersistremain