Ir apagándose y fracasar tras un comienzo prometedor.
To gradually end or fail after a promising start.
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El proyecto empezó bien, pero se fue quedando en nada. — The project started well, but it began to fizzle out.
¿La ilusión por el evento se quedó en nada demasiado rápido? — Did the excitement about the event fizzle out too quickly?
Tenemos que hablar de cómo evitar que este espíritu de equipo se quede en nada. — We need to discuss how we can prevent this team spirit from fizzling out.
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