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Definition of disappear in English: disappearverb dɪsəˈpɪəˌdɪsəˈpɪr [no object]1Cease to be visible. 消失,看不见 he disappeared into the trees 他消失在树林里。 太阳看不见了。 Example sentencesExamples - She looked back once and flashed me a small but dazzling smile then disappeared into the crowd.
- He yawned as the last glimpses of the July sun disappeared over the horizon.
- Sighing, Julie says a polite goodbye to Clark and disappears up the stairs.
- The 62-year-old watched as the ferocious feline sprinted for 30 seconds before it disappeared into woodland near a reservoir.
- Leon and Chris watched until he completely disappeared around the corner.
- I stare at the back of his head until he disappears down another hallway.
- His figure was disappearing just around the corner now… almost gone.
- Before Kayline could recover from her surprise, he had disappeared into the crowd.
- I watch as a flash, of white past through to trees, then disappeared again into the darkness.
- We walked slowly along the promenade eating our ice creams and the sun was just disappearing over the horizon.
- The sun was disappearing over the horizon, and Eleanor hasn't moved an inch.
- Al gave a hearty laugh as the two disappeared into the stables, the sun setting bright colors behind them.
- It was only a couple of minutes ago since the sun just about disappeared into the clouds and the clouds, in turn, turned the color of a dull gray.
- "Nice meeting you, " waved Joey, as the beautiful girl disappeared down the hall.
- In utter amazement, Kirby found herself standing alone on the curb watching Jason's taillights disappear into the night.
- The sun framed it as it disappeared into the distance.
- He looked around for a moment then disappeared around the corner.
- Unable to get close its prey, it walked backwards disappearing into the darkness.
- The bird flapped soundlessly into the air and disappeared into the glare of the overhead sun.
- When the sun rose a little higher and grew warm, they disappeared into the forest.
Synonyms vanish, pass from sight, cease to be visible, vanish from sight, recede from view, be lost to view/sight, fade, fade/melt away withdraw, depart, retire, retreat go, pass, ebb, wane, dissipate, be dispelled, dematerialize, evaporate literary evanesce - 1.1 Cease to exist or be in use.
不再存在;不再使用 the tension had completely disappeared 紧张局势已完全消失。 Example sentencesExamples - One reads with sadness reports that in Germany funeral practices are rapidly disappearing altogether.
- There is growing evidence that what central control of them existed has now disappeared and we are back to local fiefdoms doing their own sectarian things.
- The money being loaned out hasn't disappeared, it still exists and by golly it is still making profits for the bankers.
- Each time he gets the shot the symptoms disappear within hours.
- Symptoms disappeared one month after cessation of soybean ingestion.
- The lecturer combated the view that national style in highly-developed music either did not exist or was now disappearing.
- One of Bradford's best known landmarks disappeared in a puff of smoke yesterday.
- The frown disappeared from his face, leaving an expression of seriousness.
- The mystery of Atlantis, both whether it existed and why it disappeared, has fired the imagination of explorers for decades.
- In addition, the incidence of lung cancer and deaths from all causes decreased but did not disappear completely after the supplementation ceased.
- Unless males are brought in from elsewhere, these herds will soon disappear altogether.
- Other and more influential causes of disease must have existed that subsequently disappeared.
- That reference, if it ever existed - has now disappeared from the site.
- Brandon said as his smile soon disappeared off his face.
- Thus, after slavery ended, former slaves caught up to free blacks, and the large literacy gap that existed between them disappeared.
- Even the fireplace was covered, whatever warmth having once existed there disappeared.
- For better or worse, many of the boundaries that previously existed have disappeared.
- Just as it had quickly appeared her smile had completely disappeared just as quickly.
- Dialects could soon disappear altogether as accents in urban areas merge into one.
- But as this year's Budget approaches, speculation is rife that certain exemptions and reliefs which currently exist are about to disappear.
Synonyms die out, die, become extinct, cease to be/exist, be no more, come to an end, end, pass away, pass into oblivion, expire, perish, wither away, peter out, fizzle out, leave no trace - 1.2 Be lost or go missing; become impossible to find.
my wallet seems to have disappeared 我的钱包好像丢失了。 the couple disappeared while travelling through Afghanistan nearly two years ago Example sentencesExamples - Red-faced security chiefs have now discovered that a special receipt book - the only record that the purse had ever existed - has also disappeared.
- The Swindon Branch operates a lost and found register to assist those who are concerned about a stray or whose cat has disappeared.
- If there's a good thing in lost property, sometimes it will disappear before anyone's had time to claim it.
Synonyms get lost, go missing, be mislaid, be forgotten, be left behind - 1.3with object Abduct or arrest and kill or detain (a person) for political reasons, without making their fate known.
it is estimated that some 7000 people have been disappeared by security forces
OriginLate Middle English: from dis- (expressing reversal) + appear, on the pattern of French disparaître. The usual sense of disappear, ‘to cease to be visible’, appeared in the late Middle Ages. In the late 20th century English acquired a new construction, in which a person could be ‘disappeared’—abducted or arrested for political reasons and secretly killed or detained without public knowledge. This came from Latin America, especially Argentina, and involves a translation of American Spanish desaparecido, applied to the many people who ‘disappeared’ under military rule in the 1970s.
Definition of disappear in US English: disappearverbˌdisəˈpirˌdɪsəˈpɪr [no object]1Cease to be visible. 消失,看不见 he disappeared into the trees 他消失在树林里。 太阳看不见了。 Example sentencesExamples - In utter amazement, Kirby found herself standing alone on the curb watching Jason's taillights disappear into the night.
- He looked around for a moment then disappeared around the corner.
- I stare at the back of his head until he disappears down another hallway.
- Leon and Chris watched until he completely disappeared around the corner.
- I watch as a flash, of white past through to trees, then disappeared again into the darkness.
- Al gave a hearty laugh as the two disappeared into the stables, the sun setting bright colors behind them.
- His figure was disappearing just around the corner now… almost gone.
- The 62-year-old watched as the ferocious feline sprinted for 30 seconds before it disappeared into woodland near a reservoir.
- When the sun rose a little higher and grew warm, they disappeared into the forest.
- Unable to get close its prey, it walked backwards disappearing into the darkness.
- He yawned as the last glimpses of the July sun disappeared over the horizon.
- She looked back once and flashed me a small but dazzling smile then disappeared into the crowd.
- It was only a couple of minutes ago since the sun just about disappeared into the clouds and the clouds, in turn, turned the color of a dull gray.
- Sighing, Julie says a polite goodbye to Clark and disappears up the stairs.
- "Nice meeting you, " waved Joey, as the beautiful girl disappeared down the hall.
- The sun framed it as it disappeared into the distance.
- Before Kayline could recover from her surprise, he had disappeared into the crowd.
- The sun was disappearing over the horizon, and Eleanor hasn't moved an inch.
- We walked slowly along the promenade eating our ice creams and the sun was just disappearing over the horizon.
- The bird flapped soundlessly into the air and disappeared into the glare of the overhead sun.
Synonyms vanish, pass from sight, cease to be visible, vanish from sight, recede from view, be lost to sight, be lost to view, fade, fade away, melt away - 1.1 Cease to exist or be in use.
不再存在;不再使用 the tension had completely disappeared 紧张局势已完全消失。 Example sentencesExamples - The frown disappeared from his face, leaving an expression of seriousness.
- One reads with sadness reports that in Germany funeral practices are rapidly disappearing altogether.
- But as this year's Budget approaches, speculation is rife that certain exemptions and reliefs which currently exist are about to disappear.
- Symptoms disappeared one month after cessation of soybean ingestion.
- One of Bradford's best known landmarks disappeared in a puff of smoke yesterday.
- Even the fireplace was covered, whatever warmth having once existed there disappeared.
- Each time he gets the shot the symptoms disappear within hours.
- Thus, after slavery ended, former slaves caught up to free blacks, and the large literacy gap that existed between them disappeared.
- Unless males are brought in from elsewhere, these herds will soon disappear altogether.
- There is growing evidence that what central control of them existed has now disappeared and we are back to local fiefdoms doing their own sectarian things.
- In addition, the incidence of lung cancer and deaths from all causes decreased but did not disappear completely after the supplementation ceased.
- The lecturer combated the view that national style in highly-developed music either did not exist or was now disappearing.
- Brandon said as his smile soon disappeared off his face.
- Other and more influential causes of disease must have existed that subsequently disappeared.
- Just as it had quickly appeared her smile had completely disappeared just as quickly.
- That reference, if it ever existed - has now disappeared from the site.
- For better or worse, many of the boundaries that previously existed have disappeared.
- Dialects could soon disappear altogether as accents in urban areas merge into one.
- The mystery of Atlantis, both whether it existed and why it disappeared, has fired the imagination of explorers for decades.
- The money being loaned out hasn't disappeared, it still exists and by golly it is still making profits for the bankers.
Synonyms die out, die, become extinct, cease to be, cease to exist, be no more, come to an end, end, pass away, pass into oblivion, expire, perish, wither away, peter out, fizzle out, leave no trace - 1.2 Be lost or go missing; become impossible to find.
my wallet seems to have disappeared 我的钱包好像丢失了。 the couple disappeared while travelling through Afghanistan nearly two years ago Example sentencesExamples - The Swindon Branch operates a lost and found register to assist those who are concerned about a stray or whose cat has disappeared.
- If there's a good thing in lost property, sometimes it will disappear before anyone's had time to claim it.
- Red-faced security chiefs have now discovered that a special receipt book - the only record that the purse had ever existed - has also disappeared.
Synonyms get lost, go missing, be mislaid, be forgotten, be left behind - 1.3with object Abduct or arrest and kill or detain (a person) for political reasons, without making their fate known.
it is estimated that some 7000 people have been disappeared by security forces
OriginLate Middle English: from dis- (expressing reversal) + appear, on the pattern of French disparaître. |