Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Wane"

A: Decrease is a simple word to use and is a bit formal. Fade out is a little more neutral and gives the sense of gradual and sometime a little more poetic. The sky faded from blue to black. My memories fade away as I get older. Her interest in the project is fading away.

A: to decrease or to weaken

A: “On the wane” means both “to diminish” and “to slow” at the same time.

“On the wane” significa ambos “to diminish” y “to slow” al mismo tiempo

A: Wax = increase / grow
Wane = decrease / shrink

It's pretty formal and uncommon language. Outside of the context of a waxing or waning moon, I don't think most people would know what these words mean or would use them.

A: The moon was beginning to wane by the end of September. It would turn from a full moon to a crescent moon within a couple of weeks.

The company's financial capabilities gradually waned until it went completely bankrupt

A: On the wane means decreasing. After a full moon, we call the period when the visible part of the moon is decreasing each night, the waning phase.

Newspaper readership is on the wane.
The teaching of cursive handwriting in schools is on the wane.

A: His enthusiasm for his morning run waned when he woke up to rain.

A: Usually, the main difference is that "to wane" refers to the strength of something, and "to dwindle" refers to the quantity of something.

The winds of the hurricane began to wane.

The city hall protesters began to dwindle.

A: @Khrycienne thank you very much! Clear and concise :)

A: They are the same. "Diminish" is more common. "Wane" is used to talk about the moon becoming smaller.

A: Es posible que nunca he dicho "wane". Pero significa "disminuir":

After 10 years, their love began to wane.

"When" es una palabra que se usa a diario, significa "donde/dónde":

Pregunta:
When are you going to come?

Respuesta:
I will come when I feel like it.

.... y a veces, "mientras":

What will you do when I am at work
(También "While" I am at work = suena bien)
... I will watch TV until you get home.