wane russian
га́снуть
to go out, to be extinguished, to die down (of fire)
to die away, to fade, to wane
раста́ять
to melt, to thaw
to melt
to melt away, to dwindle, to wane, to vanish
to waste away, to pine away, to languish
уще́рбный
defective, inferior, flawed, deficient
waning, declining, on the wane
закати́ться
to roll (under something), to roll away, to end up (by rolling)
to set (of the sun), to go down
to fade, to wane, to come to an end
затуха́ть
to go out (slowly), to die down, to be extinguished, to burn out
to fade, to decay, to be damped, to die away
to wane, to subside, to cool off, to fizzle out
зака́тываться
to roll (under something), to roll away
to set, to go down
to wane, to decline
to go off (somewhere), to head off
ту́хнуть
to go out, to die out, to be out
to go bad, to rot, to spoil, to become rotten
to fade, to wane, to cool off, to dwindle
отцвета́ющий
fading, wilting, going out of bloom, past its bloom
fading, declining, past its prime, on the wane
Examples
Отноше́ния между двумя стра́нами меня́лись на протяже́нии мно́гих лет.
The relationship between the two countries has waxed and waned over the years.
Отноше́ния между двумя стра́нами то укреплялись, то ослабева́ли с тече́нием лет.
The relationship between the two countries has waxed and waned over the years.
Энтузиазма у команды поубавилось после проигрыша.
The team's enthusiasm waned after the defeat.



















