Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Disappear"

A: J: I thought we were going to leave the club together.
S: Sorry, my brother needed a ride.
J: You disappeared on me. -I couldn't find you, you vanished, left without telling me

A: For someone or something to suddenly be gone/not there anymore

A: When something dissapears it means that something is not there anymore and you can't see it. For example: My watch has dissapeared, I left it on the table and I can't find it.

A: desaparecer

A: Disappear means that something or someone isn't visible anymore. Hope I helped 😊

A: 1. He disappeared without a trace.
2. It seems to have disappeared into thin air.
3. It was like she disappeared off the face of the earth.
4. His car drove away until it disappeared from view.

A: Moon disappears in the clouds, so does the sun.
A stone disappears if you throw it into the sea.

A: I don't know where my keys went, they just disappeared.
This scary man can make people disappear.

A: They are essentially the same. But vanished sounds almost magical.

A: Vanish is understood as more shocking or sudden, it's taken a little more seriously than "disappear", it's also less common in conversation. You see it more in books than in everyday speech.

A: To vanish makes it look very mysterious…. to disappear means you know it disappeared.

The meaning is very similar though!

Here’s an example:
My glasses vanished and I never found them.
My glasses disappeared but they were on my head all along!

See the difference?

Here’s another example:
The plane disappeared behind the clouds, and reappeared a few seconds later.
The plane vanished behind the clouds, and I couldn’t see it again even after several minutes.

Or maybe this one:
My nervousness vanished once I got on stage. (She doesn’t know why her nervousness is gone when she gets on stage)
My nervousness disappears whenever I get on stage. (She knows that her nervousness disappears whenever she’s on stage.)

So basically, use “vanish” mysteriously, and “disappear” as a matter of fact. 😆

A: they mean the same thing, just different words.

A: Vanish- to instantly disappear

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A: Disappear

A: @butterbiscuits yes! thank you so much!

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A: he's disappear

He disappeared, or, he has disappeared

A: Because most of the times you don't use to past verbs together, so he already say "made" so you know it's in the past and don't say made disappeared instead made disappear

A: Very good