fade in



fade something in

to bring a picture, sound, or both into prominence. (Broadcasting.) The technician faded the picture in and the program began. Fade in the picture a little faster next time.
See also: fade

fade in

v.
To cause something, especially sound, light, or a cinematic or television image, to appear or be heard gradually: At the beginning of the play, a voice mutters quietly as the lights fade in.
See also: fade

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Germana-Italian, Ancient Roman
Juro (1)-Croatian
Ernestina-Italian
JezebelJEZ-ə-bel (English)Biblical
AlbÍNa-Czech, Slovak
Sylvanus-English (Archaic)