vanishes

中英词典：vanishes

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词语辨析：

vanish与disappear都表示“消失”，但vanish更强调突然而彻底地消失，而disappear则更常指逐渐或不明显地消失。

词汇扩充：

近义词：

disappear, fade, evaporate, dissolve, dematerialize

反义词：

appear, emerge, materialize, manifest

柯林斯词典解释：

vanish (v.)

1. If someone or something vanishes, they disappear suddenly or in a way that cannot be easily explained or understood.
2. If something such as a feeling, pleasure, or hope vanishes, it disappears suddenly and completely.
3. If someone vanishes, they go somewhere secretly in order to avoid people.

牛津词典解释：

vanish (v.)

1. Disappear suddenly and completely.
2. Pass or be passed quickly and smoothly.
3. Gradually cease to exist.

用法：

vanish作动词时，常用于以下结构：

相关例句：

1. The magician waved his hand and the rabbit vanished.
2. All my doubts and worries vanished when I saw her smiling face.
3. He vanished from the party without saying goodbye to anyone.
4. As soon as the police arrived, the suspect vanished into the crowd.
5. His hopes for a promotion vanished without a trace.
6. The mysterious ghost vanished into thin air.
7. The old castle vanished over time and only ruins remain.
8. The sun began to set, and the daylight vanished gradually.
9. The illusion vanished as quickly as it had appeared.
10. She watched as the boat vanished into the distance.
11. His once great fortune had vanished into thin air.
12. The noise of the city vanished as we entered the peaceful park.
13. He vanished without a trace, leaving no clues behind.
14. The magician performed a trick where he made a coin vanish.
15. Her fear vanished when she realized it was just a prank.
16. As the curtains closed, the performer vanished from the stage.
17. She vanished from the public eye after retiring from acting.
18. The criminal vanished into the forest, making it difficult for the police to follow.
19. The hope for a peaceful resolution vanished without warning.
20. The thief vanished into thin air before anyone could catch him.
21. With the sunset, the colors in the sky vanished one by one.