Thesaurus article:to disappear

to disappear

Disappearis the most common word used when someone or something goes somewhere where they can't be found or seen.Disappearis used of people and things.

The boat disappeared in the storm.

I've looked everywhere for my handbag - it seems to have disappeared!

The victim disappeared without a trace(= without leaving any information about where they went).

The party was so crowded that after we were separated, he just disappeared.

The opposite ofdisappearisappear.

I don't quite remember when it first appeared.

Astronomers think the asteroid appeared in our solar system 600 years ago.

She appeared in the doorway.

Go awayis used of things that disappear.

It was weeks before the bruises went away.

Vanishor the phrasevanish into thin aircan be used when someone or something disappears, especially in a sudden and surprising way.

Dinosaurs vanished from the Earth 65 million years ago.

I've no idea where my wallet went - it's just vanished into thin air!

There was no sign of the hikers on or near the trail - they apparently vanished into thin air.

If people or things disappear and no one knows where they are, you can say that they aremissingor that theywent missing.

He has been missing since November of last year.

The computer files containing nuclear secrets went missing for a short time.

The victim went missing on the night of the 24th between 7.00 and 9.00pm.

If something disappears slowly, you can say itfades away.

As the years passed, the memories faded away.

单词	thesaurus/articles/to-disappear
释义	Thesaurus article:to disappear to disappear Disappearis the most common word used when someone or something goes somewhere where they can't be found or seen.Disappearis used of people and things. The boat disappeared in the storm. I've looked everywhere for my handbag - it seems to have disappeared! The victim disappeared without a trace(= without leaving any information about where they went). The party was so crowded that after we were separated, he just disappeared. The opposite ofdisappearisappear. I don't quite remember when it first appeared. Astronomers think the asteroid appeared in our solar system 600 years ago. She appeared in the doorway. Go awayis used of things that disappear. It was weeks before the bruises went away. Vanishor the phrasevanish into thin aircan be used when someone or something disappears, especially in a sudden and surprising way. Dinosaurs vanished from the Earth 65 million years ago. I've no idea where my wallet went - it's just vanished into thin air! There was no sign of the hikers on or near the trail - they apparently vanished into thin air. If people or things disappear and no one knows where they are, you can say that they aremissingor that theywent missing. He has been missing since November of last year. The computer files containing nuclear secrets went missing for a short time. The victim went missing on the night of the 24th between 7.00 and 9.00pm. If something disappears slowly, you can say itfades away. As the years passed, the memories faded away. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/to-disappear##
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