die v.intr.(不及物动词) To cease living; become dead; expire. 死:停止生存;死亡;断气 To cease existing, especially by degrees; fade: 消失,消逝:不再存在,特别是指程度;消失: The sunlight died in the west. 阳光消失在西面 To experience an agony or suffering suggestive of that of death: 濒临…的边缘:经历死亡的或联想到死亡的痛苦: nearly died of embarrassment. 几乎死于窘迫 Informal To desire something greatly: 【非正式用语】 渴望:非常需要某物: I am dying for a box of chocolates. She was dying to see the exhibit. 我非常想得到一盒巧克力;她非常想去看展览 To cease operation; stop: 停止运转:中止操作;停止: If your vehicle dies, stay with it. 如果你的车开不动了,就等在那儿 To be destroyed, as in combat: 毁灭:毁灭,如在战斗中毁坏: could see the remains of two aircraft that had died in the attack. 可以看到在袭击中毁坏的两架飞机 death 名词 死, 死亡, 致死的原因, 毁灭, 屠杀 The act of dying; termination of life. 死,死亡:死的动作;生命的终结 The state of being dead. 死亡状态 The cause of dying: 死因: Drugs were the death of him. 毒品断送了他的生命 A manner of dying: 死亡的方式: a heroine's death. 英勇的死 Often Death A personification of the destroyer of life, usually represented as a skeleton holding a scythe. 常作 Death 死神:生命的毁灭者的拟人形象,通常是一具手持大镰刀的骷髅 Bloodshed; murder. 流血;谋杀 Execution. 气坏,伤透:压制或激怒(某人)到无法忍耐的程度 Christian Science The product of human belief of life in matter. 【基督教科学派】 (物质的)虚幻:人类对生命存于物质的信仰的产物 Law Civil death. 【法律】 剥夺公民权终身 The termination or extinction of something: 终止,结束: the death of imperialism. 帝国主义的灭亡 at death's door Near to death; gravely ill or injured. 行将就木;重病,重伤 be the death of (someone) To distress or irritate (someone) to an intolerable degree. 处死 put to death To execute. 处死 to death To an intolerable degree; extremely: 到无法容忍的程度;极度地: worried to death. 担心死了 dead adj. 死的, 无感觉的, 呆板的, 不流动的, (语言、习惯)废弃了的, 熄灭的 n. 死者 adv. 完全地, 绝对的, 突然的 adj 1 (a) no longer alive 死的: * a dead person, animal 死的人、 动物 * dead flowers, cells 凋谢的花、 死的细胞 * The tiger fell dead. 老虎倒地死去. (b) never having been alive; inanimate 无生命的; 无生气的: * dead matter, eg rock 无生命的物质(如岩石). 2 (a) without movement or activity 无活动的: * The town is dead now the mine has closed. 因矿井已关闭, 镇上一片死气沉沉. * in the dead hours of the night, ie when everything is quiet 在夜深人静时. (b) (infml 口) without interest and liveliness; dull 无趣的; 无生气的; 呆滞的: * What a dead place this is! 这地方多没意思! * The acting was rather dead. 表演十分乏味. 3 no longer used, effective, valid, etc 不再使用的、 已无作用的、 已失效的等: * This debate is now dead. 辩论现已过去. * My love for him is dead. 我不再爱他了. * a dead language, eg Latin 死的语言(如拉丁语). 4 (a) numb from cold, anaesthetic, etc 冻僵的; 麻木的: * My dead fingers could not untie the knot. 我的手指麻木了, 解不开结. (b) [pred 作表语] ~ to sth not feeling (pity, guilt, etc) 无动於衷; 无感觉: * He was dead to all feelings of shame. 他恬不知耻. 5 [attrib 作定语] complete; absolute 全然地; 完全地: * dead calm, silence, etc 死一般的平静、 沉寂等 * come to a dead stop, ie stop suddenly 猛然停住 * dead centre, ie exact centre 正中心 * a dead shot, ie a person who shoots very accurately 神枪手 * a dead sleep, ie a very deep sleep 熟睡 * He's a dead cert/certainty for (ie He will certainly win) the 100 metres. 他稳拿百米第一. 6 that does, can or will no longer function 不(能)再起作用的: * a dead match, ie one that has been struck 已擦过的火柴 * a dead battery, ie one without power 没电的电池 * The telephone went dead, ie produced no more sounds. 电话没声了. 7 [usu attrib 通常作定语] (a) (of sounds) not resonant; dull (指声音)无共鸣的, 沉闷的: