We heard the noise fade away.
我们听见喧闹声渐渐消失了。
He saw the light fade from the sky.
他看见光从天空消逝。
Eric was wearing faded blue jeans.
埃里克穿着退色的蓝牛仔裤。
Jason Yu, general manager of Kantar Worldpanel China, said he believes the sensation stirred by Moutai and Luckin will fade away in a few weeks but it remains a classic marketing case.
Kantar Worldpanel中国区总经理Jason Yu表示，他相信茅台和Luckin引发的轰动将在几周内消退，但这仍然是一个经典的营销案例。
A shopping mall that stays unchanged for 20 years is typically doomed to fade away, said Yang Yuechen, head of research and consultancy for Shanghai and Beijing sites at real estate consultancy Knight Frank.
房地产咨询公司莱坊（Knight Frank）上海和北京项目研究和咨询主管杨悦晨表示，一个20年不变的购物中心通常注定会消失。
Some experts said the results appear to be "raising the likelihood of a speedy recovery" of the internet giant's retail and consumer units by the September quarter, assuming COVID disruptions in China fade.
一些专家表示，假设新冠疫情对中国的影响消退，这一结果似乎“提高了这家互联网巨头的零售和消费部门在9月季度迅速复苏的可能性”。
It also pledged to showcase breakthrough technology in skincare, such as an ingredient called Luminous630 which helps fade dark spots and brighten skin, as well as virtual reality-backed experiences and the UV Camera.
Maggie Wang, president of data marketing technology firm Miaozhen Systems' business intelligence and analytics unit, said the bonus will fade away soon as more players delve into the WeChat Channels game.
But fast-forward to 2019 and the old impression of China being exclusively a manufacturing powerhouse is starting to fade.
"Though the Mobike brand will gradually fade away, it is not a bad ending for it, considering that it had achieved considerable business success in the past," he said.
Chen predicted the construction machinery sector would continue the expansion in the second half of 2017, but the growth rate will start to slow down to a normal level as the effect of a low comparison base fades.
However, it is unlikely that China's overall growth advantages will fade away anytime soon.
Wei Jianguo, former vice-minister of commerce and vice-chairman of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, said he expects China's economic momentum to further strengthen next year as the fallout of COVID-19 fades and various stimulus policies jointly generate effects.
Feng Jianlin, chief economist at Beijing FOST Economic Consulting Co, said that China's economic growth may face downward pressures next year as the favorable comparison effect due to COVID-19 fades, especially in the first quarter.
I would say that the population benefit of China did not fade away, because the advantage right now is favorable toward China and the position that it is in.
Nevertheless, political advisers and experts said it is too early to pull back on stimulus measures, as the property market's recovery remains nascent, and consumer spending could weaken further if pent-up demand fades, which in turn could reignite downside risks amid lingering external uncertainties.
Pent-up demand for travel and social gatherings may fade now that the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday period is over, and the property sector has yet to see a full-blown recovery, he added.
For example, manufacturing new orders expanded, and there are signs that the inventory overhand in manufacturing has started to fade.
Price levels are likely to continue to improve and reach close to the annual average as market demand recovers while the unfavorable base effect fades, Cong said.
"Looking ahead, Lu said the real test will be activity data in the second and third quarters after the release of pent-up demand fades.
Given a low comparison base in 2022, it is possible for next year's actual growth rate to rebound even higher if the COVID-19 impact fades fast in the first half while growth-stabilization measures work effectively, especially those aimed at expanding reform and opening-up and stabilizing market confidence, he said.
The analyst added that China's economy will continue to improve in June as COVID outbreaks gradually fade and the government puts the package of measures into place.
He noted that a possible US slowdown could hurt Chinese exporters because they mostly sell goods to US consumers while consumption of goods could cool more sharply than the whole US economy as spending shifts from goods to services as the Omicron wave fades.
As Zhu Haibin, JPMorgan's chief China economist, said, the country's nominal growth in retail sales may normalize to the pre-pandemic levels of around 8 percent year-on-year this year, thanks to the continuous recovery in residents' income level and the reducing propensity to save as COVID-19-related shocks fade.
She added that while Omicron will weigh on activity in the first quarter of 2022, this effect will fade starting in the second quarter.
While downward pressure due to a slowing property sector and power shortages may continue in the first quarter of next year, the Chinese economy will likely see a new upturn from the second quarter as these drags fade and policy stays supportive, Hu said.
Most experts said manufacturing activity will recoup its recovery momentum this month onward as the short-lived impacts of fresh COVID-19 cases and heavy rains fade away.
Survey respondents expressed hope the disruptions brought by the Delta variant and bad weather will fade soon, while the holidays of Mid-Autumn Festival this month and National Day in October will boost activities in the services sector.
As effects of those temporary factors fade away, the growth of foreign trade is slowing down in the second half of the year, and for next year, the situation may be severe, he said, adding the high comparison base has also mitigated the fast growth rate of foreign trade.
But the inflation pressure is controllable and the producer price index will probably fall back as the (low) base effect fades and global supply production recovers, the central bank said in the quarterly report.
Recovery in global demand will still be complicated by uncertainties surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and infrastructure stimulus programs, while disruptions to supply chains will gradually fade away, they said.
For one, the greenback's allure should fade in the face of a synchronized global economic recovery.
Experts said the year-on-year CPI growth may turn positive starting in the second quarter of next year as the base effect fades while domestic demand speeds up its recovery, especially for consumer goods, offline services and corporate investment.
The overall property market has been running steadily since the beginning of the year, but it still takes time for persistent risks in certain property firms to fade away, he said.
Property sector risks have yet to fully fade away.
"Once the impact of the pandemic fades, both residential property sales and home prices will rebound.
The trend toward improvement would not fade away in the coming five to 10 years, he said.
Shi Lichen, founder of Beijing Dingchen Consultancy, said although people inclined to resort to online healthcare during the outbreak, it is difficult for the platforms to keep many users after the epidemic fades because of weaker user loyalty compared with physical hospitals.
Shocks caused by COVID-19 have yet to fade away completely, Zhang said, noting that the number of cities logging new home price growth in March was smaller than in January and the last quarter of 2019.
"For companies, that means great investment return prospects－especially because such demand is persistent and is not likely to fade like many other sectors including catering and services due to periodic external shocks.
We believe the epidemic will be contained soon, and the impact will fade out as time goes by," said Refaat.
For shared office brands whose major clients are medium-and large-sized corporates, their tailor-made working space offerings might attract more demand from multinationals and large corporations after the disease fades away, according to Liu.
But look at what we do, it is all about technology," Zhou said, while pointing out different products, from laser-engraved gold photos whose color will never fade, to a tiny but delicate gold preying mantis sculpture, which you have to view through a magnifying glass to see the details.
GM's Buick Envision, the first China-made auto sold in the US, could fade from American highways if the Big Three automaker doesn't receive an exemption from a 25 percent US tariff.
This was because suppressed consumer demand will have weakened as the impact of COVID-19 epidemic on the auto market fades, as well as the postponement of the Beijing International Automotive Exhibition and of the launch timing of some new car products.
The cash allowance is set to fade out by the end of 2020, according to the ministry's announcement made in August 2016, and the national subsidies given to fully-electric passenger cars dropped by 40 percent from 2017.
The Ministry of Finance is mulling further supportive policies beyond financial approaches, given the subsidy scheme will fade out by 2021.
In light of recent global development, it is only a matter of time for traditional fuel cars to fade into history, Qui said.
Jiao Juan, an analyst at Essence Securities, a Chinese securities company, said the metaverse frenzy comes amid a profound economic shift－the added value of the internet has peaked and started to fade.
Zhang Yi, an analyst from market research company iiMedia Research, said, "People have the desire and time to cook some delicious food, since they are trapped at home, but their passion will fade away gradually when the epidemic ends.
Starting Wednesday, the end-of-month effect — whereby market interest rates tend to increase — will fade while the proceeds raised by government bond issuance will be converted into fiscal expenditures, experts said.
Given that the country's low inflation levels may keep real interest rates relatively high, further cuts in policy benchmarks for interest rates are also necessary, which may take place in 2024 when downward pressure on the renminbi against the US dollar fades as US monetary policy tightening is expected to end, Zhang said.
The Chinese currency is likely to gain a firmer footing and even slightly appreciate against the US dollar in the rest of the year as a raft of policies lift growth expectations for the Chinese economy while the greenback's strength fades, they said.
"With the Fed taking a tightening pause, relevant negative spillover on China will fade and expand the scope for the country's monetary policy to support economic recovery," Zhong said.
Because of these factors, the wave of mortgage prepayments is likely to fade step-by-step this year, thus reducing pressure on banks, Ye said.
Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco, a global investment management company, said the strength of the US dollar is expected to further fade as the Fed turns less aggressive in tightening and may pause rate hikes in the first half of 2023.
However, the rate may rebound to about 6.9 by the end of the year because China maintains a solid trade surplus while the dollar's strength is expected to fade over time as the Fed may turn less hawkish upon slowing US inflation and economic growth, Wang said.
Wen Bin, chief economist at China Minsheng Bank, said China's monetary policy will have greater room to support the real economy as spillover effects of the Fed's tightening fade with reduced capital outflow pressures on China.
Echoing Cheng's views, Maximilian Wieland, an economist at Vanguard Investment Strategy Group, said that modest monetary easing in China should have a less depreciating effect on the yuan than it has had so far as market expectations over an aggressive Fed tightening fade over the coming months.
"However, there is no need to be overly worried about the pressure," Ming said, citing that supply chain disruptions have started to fade while exports are expected to stay resilient in the short run.
The foundation that supports the strong yuan exchange rate will not fade away quickly in 2022, and the exchange rate will act as a tool in balancing policy divergence between China and the US.
However, due to uncertainties surrounding the pandemic and support of China's expansion of high-level opening-up, the foundation that supports the strong exchange rate will not fade away quickly in 2022.
As the low cardinal number effect fades away, China's economic growth rate may slow to 5 percent to 6 percent in the second half of this year, said Sheng Songcheng, adjunct professor of economics and finance at China Europe International Business School, adding positive monetary policy should be prepared for a rainy day, Sina.
Worse, there seem no signs the trouble will fade shortly.
In an update to its April Global Financial Stability Report, the IMF warned on Thursday that the ongoing disconnect between financial markets and the real economy is a "vulnerability," which could pose a threat to the recovery should investor risk appetite fade.
She highlighted that substantial targeted policies should be adopted, "keeping intact the web of economic and financial relationships between workers and businesses, lenders and borrowers, and suppliers and end-users for activity to recover once the outbreak fades.
But the impact is temporary and will fade with progress being made in epidemic control and factories gradually returning to work, he said.
Equities may fluctuate for the next two or three weeks due to the virus uncertainties, but would nevertheless create buying opportunities as the uptrend is expected to continue when the epidemic fades, Hu said.
China's stock market becomes more diversified and mature, thanks to continuous reform and opening-up measuresThe initial excitement surrounding the launch of a new market is bound to fade over time, but Shanghai's sci-tech innovation board, or STAR Market, has attracted continued interest from investors since its dazzling debut in late July.
As the market size enlarges and early volatility fades, the STAR Market has the potential to attract high foreign participation in the long run, given the "impressive growth potential" shown by current STAR-listed firms, said Matt Weller, global head of market commentary at Gain Capital.