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Danh từ

sự chết, sự tử vong; cái chết

his mother's death was a great shock to him

cái chết của mẹ anh là một cú sốc lớn đối với anh

food poisoning can cause death

sự ngộ độc thức ăn có thể gây tử vong

sentenced to death

bị kết án tử hình

united in death

chết chung một mồ (vợ và chồng)

Death

Thần chết

Death is often shown in pictures as a human skeleton

trong tranh vẽ Thần chết thường được minh họa là một bộ xương người

death of something

sự tiêu tan, sự tan vỡ

the death of one's hopes

sự tiêu tan hy vọng

[be] at death's door

(đôi khi mỉa mai) kề miệng lỗ rồi

[be] at the point of death

xem point

be the death of somebody

gây nên cái chết của ai

that motorbike will be the death of you

xe môtô này sẽ làm anh chết đấy

(thường đùa) gây ra nhiều lo lắng cho ai

these kids will be the death of me, coming home so late every night

lũ trẻ này làm cho tôi lo lắng quá, đêm nào chúng cũng về khuya đến thế

be in at the death

có mặt lúc kết thúc

the TV cameras were in at the death and filmed the arrest

ống kính truyền hình có mặt lúc kết thúc và đã quay cảnh bắt giữ

bore somebody to death (tears)

xem bore

catch one's death

xem catch

dice with death

xem dice

die the death

xem die

do something to death

làm việc gì đến phát chán, làm cái gì đến phát ớn

that idea's been done to death

ý đó đã nhắc đi nhắc lại đến phát ớn

a fate worse than death

xem fate

flog something to death

xem flog

frighten (scare) somebody to death (out of his wit)

xem frighten

the kiss of death

xem kiss

like grim death

xem grim

a matter of life and death

xem matter

put somebody to death

xử tử, hành quyết

sick to death of somebody (something)

xem sick

sudden death

trận đấu thêm quyết định được thua (khi trước đó hai đội hòa nhau)

tickled pink (to death)

xem tickle

to the death

cho đến chết

a fight to the death

cuộc chiến đấu cho đến hơi thở cuối cùng

* Các từ tương tự:
death certificate, death duty, death house, death mask, death penalty, death rate, death row, death toll, death warrant
noun

plural deaths

[noncount] :the end of life :the time when someone or something dies

birth, life, and eventual death

fear of death

She is close to death. [=she will die soon]

death threats

The hostage managed to escape death. [=avoid being killed]

The newspaper did not report the cause of death.

She was convicted of murder and sentenced/condemned to death. [=told that she would be killed as punishment] - see also brain death death knell at knell

[count] :the ending of a particular person's life

People around the world mourned his death.

She worked at the newspaper until her death at (age) 74.

The accident resulted in two deaths.

The number of deaths from cancer is rising.

He died a violent/tragic death.

There has been a death in the family.

She survived the plane crash and many years later died a natural death. [=from natural causes; because she was old]

The general met his death on the battlefield.

[count] :the permanent end of something that is not alive :the ruin or destruction of something

the death of innocence

the death of vaudeville

the death of a marriage

Death [noncount] literary :the force that ends life and is often shown in art or literature as a skeleton

Death could be seen lurking in the corner of the painting.

when Death comes to take me away - see also black death, kiss of death, sudden death

a matter of life and death

xem life

at death's door

about to die :very sick and in danger of dying

He is sick, but he's not at death's door.

be the death of

to cause (someone) to die

I worry that his drug addiction will be the death of him. - often used figuratively

Those kids will be the death of me! [=they worry and upset me very much]

catch your death (of cold)

xem catch

like death warmed over

US or Brit like death warmed up

informal :very tired or sick

We worked through the night, and by morning we looked like death warmed over.

put to death

A person or animal that is put to death is killed at a scheduled time by someone who is legally allowed to do so.

a serial killer who was put to death [=executed] for the murder of 28 people

The dog that attacked the children was later put to death.

to death

used to say how someone died or was killed

He was shot/stabbed to death.

They froze/starved to death.

She drank herself to death. [=drank a lot of alcohol until it made her so sick that she died]

very much :to a great degree

We were bored/scared to death. [=extremely bored/scared]

That teacher works her students to death. [=she makes them work too hard]

He's wonderful! I just love him to death!

I'm sick to death of hearing about the scandal. [=I don't want to hear anything more about the scandal; I've heard too much about it]

That song has been done to death. [=many musicians have performed that song]

to the death

until someone is dead

The warriors would fight to the death.

a battle to the death

with all of your energy and effort

Some parents do not want the school to be closed, and say they'll fight to the death for it.

* Các từ tương tự:
death benefit, death blow, death camp, death certificate, death duty, death grip, death mask, death penalty, death rate
noun

She was overcome with grief at the news of his death

demise

decease

passing

dying

end

Nobody mourned the death of the bill in the lower house

end

termination

cessation

expiration

expiry

The invasion marked the death of the Roman Empire

end

finish

termination

extinction

destruction

extermination

annihilation

eradication

obliteration

eradication

extirpation

liquidation

ruin

downfall

undoing

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