tail off
US /teɪl ɔf/
UK /teɪl ɔf/
1.
diminuire, scemare, affievolirsi
to become smaller or weaker, or to happen less often
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Sales tend to tail off in the summer months.
Le vendite tendono a diminuire nei mesi estivi.
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The applause began to tail off as the speaker finished.
Gli applausi iniziarono a scemare quando l'oratore finì.