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muerto, -a
I. dead [Am dɛd, Brit dɛd] ADJ
1. dead (no longer alive):
dead person/animal/plant
he's dead
she has been dead for 50 years
dead body
dead body
to drop dead
drop dead!
to shoot/strike sb dead
matar a alguien a tiros/a golpes
wanted, dead or alive
as dead as a dodo or doornail
not to be seen or caught dead ugs I wouldn't be seen or caught dead in that hat
2.1. dead (numb):
dead usu pred
2.2. dead (unresponsive):
to be dead to sth
3. dead (very tired, ill):
dead ugs
muerto ugs
¡estoy muerto! ugs
4.1. dead (obsolete):
dead language
dead custom
a dead metaphor
4.2. dead (past, finished with):
dead issue
4.3. dead (in bar, restaurant) ugs:
5.1. dead (not functioning):
dead wire/circuit
dead telephone
dead telephone
dead battery
5.2. dead (not alight):
dead fire/coals/match
5.3. dead (quiet, not busy):
dead town/hotel/party
the dead season
5.4. dead FIN:
dead capital/money
dead capital/money
5.5. dead SPORT:
dead ball
6.1. dead as intensifier:
in dead silence
we're in dead trouble if they catch us Brit sl
we're in dead trouble if they catch us Brit sl
6.2. dead (exact):
to be on a dead level with sth
II. dead [Am dɛd, Brit dɛd] ADV
1.1. dead (exactly):
dead
dead on target
she was dead on time esp Brit
1.2. dead (directly):
dead
dead
dead ahead
1.3. dead (suddenly):
to stop dead
2.1. dead (absolutely) ugs:
dead straight/level
dead slow
dead drunk
dead drunk
dead tired
dead tired
I'm dead broke
to be dead certain or sure
to be dead beat
2.2. dead as intensifier sl:
it was dead easy
I'm dead bored
III. dead [Am dɛd, Brit dɛd] SUBST
1. dead + pl Verb:
the dead
to rise from the dead
2. dead (depth):
in the or Brit also at dead of night
body <pl bodies> [Am ˈbɑdi, Brit ˈbɒdi] SUBST
1.1. body C (of human, animal):
1.2. body C (trunk):
1.3. body C (corpse):
a dead body
over my dead body!
over my dead body!
2.1. body C (main part):
2.2. body C MOTOR:
2.3. body (majority, bulk):
the body of sth
3.1. body C (organization):
3.2. body (unit) kein Pl:
3.3. body C (collection):
3.4. body C (mass):
4. body C (object):
5. body U (density):
6. body C (person):
body ugs, veraltend
tipo m / tipa f ugs
7. body C (body stocking):
dead center, dead centre Brit SUBST
1. dead center (exact center):
in the dead center
2. dead center MECH:
dead center
stone dead [Am ˌstoʊn ˈdɛd, Brit] ADJ ugs
I. dead end SUBST
1. dead end (street):
dead end
2. dead end (situation):
dead end
to come to or reach a dead end
II. dead-end ADJ
1. dead-end (without exit):
dead-end street/road
dead-end street/road
ciego And Ven
2. dead-end (without prospects) ugs:
a dead-end job
dead heat SUBST
dead heat
dead letter SUBST
1. dead letter JUR:
dead letter
to be a dead letter
2. dead letter (undelivered letter):
dead letter
dead weight SUBST kein Pl
dead weight
dead zone SUBST TEL
dead zone
dead march SUBST
dead march
dead-nettle SUBST
dead-nettle
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. dead [ded] ADJ
1. dead (no longer alive):
dead
2. dead (inactive):
dead
dead fire
3. dead (quiet, boring):
dead
dead town
4. dead (numb):
dead
5. dead silence:
dead
to be a dead loss
to come to a dead stop
Wendungen:
to be a dead duck
dead men tell no tales Am Sprichw
II. dead [ded] SUBST
the dead
Wendungen:
III. dead [ded] ADV
1. dead ugs (totally):
dead
dead beat
to be dead set against sth
to be dead set on sth
2. dead (directly):
dead
dead ahead
brain-dead ADJ
1. brain-dead MED:
brain-dead
2. brain-dead übtr:
brain-dead
dead centre SUBST
dead centre
I. dead-end [ˌdedˈend] SUBST
dead-end
II. dead-end [ˌdedˈend] ADJ
dead-end
dead-end job
dead heat SUBST
dead heat
Dead Sea SUBST
that's a (dead) cert ugs
to be a dead ringer (for sb) ugs
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. dead [ded] ADJ
1. dead (no longer alive):
dead
2. dead ugs (inactive):
dead
dead fire
dead battery
dead (telephone) line
3. dead ugs (quiet, boring):
dead
dead town
4. dead (numb):
dead
5. dead (complete):
dead silence
to be a dead loss
to come to a dead stop
Wendungen:
dead men tell no tales Sprichw
II. dead [ded] SUBST
the dead
Wendungen:
III. dead [ded] ADV
1. dead ugs (totally):
dead
to be dead set against/on sth
2. dead (directly):
dead
dead ahead
brain-dead ADJ
1. brain-dead MED:
brain-dead
2. brain-dead übtr:
brain-dead
dead-end ADJ
dead-end
dead-end job
dead center SUBST
dead center
dead heat SUBST
dead heat
dead end SUBST
dead end
Dead Sea SUBST
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
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Most local routes dead end a few miles from the city or have further limited service within its borders.
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The boat would come to a halt at what seemed like a dead end with a television screen in front.
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Every question remains unanswered, every clue leads to a dead end.
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Sam reaches a dead end but tries to survive after hanging on a small piece of rope.
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Greedy forwarding can lead into a dead end, where there is no neighbor closer to the destination.
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