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Definition of fader - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
figurativeRare person who fades in significance or popularityRare
- As the years passed, he became a fader in the industry..
2.
audioTECH. device controlling sound volume levelsTECH.
- The sound engineer adjusted the fader for the vocals.
Images of fader

device controlling sound volume levels
Origin of fader
English, fade (to lose color) + -er (agent)
Examples of fader in a sentence
Many actors become faders after their peak years. He slid the fader down to mute the drums. The DJ used the fader to blend tracks smoothly.
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- French:figure en déclin, potentiomètre, ...
- German:unbedeutende Person, Fader, ...
- Italian:irrilevante, fader, ...
- Spanish:desaparecido, fader, ...
- Portuguese:esquecido, fader, ...
- Chinese:逐渐消失的人, 音量控制器, ...
- Japanese:影が薄くなった人, フェーダー, ...
- Arabic:مُنْحَسِر, مُخَفِّض الصَّوْت, ...
- Hebrew:דּוֹעֵךְ, פֵיְדֶר, ...
- Russian:теряющий значимость, фейдер, ...
- Ukrainian:людина, що зникає, фейдер, ...
- Hindi:महत्वहीन व्यक्ति, फेडर, ...
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