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dead
/dɛd/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. no longer alive
| German | tot, kapores, gestorben |
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| French | mort, kaputt |
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| Portuguese | morto, finado, quinado |
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| Czech | mrtvý |
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| Italian | morto, caduto |
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| Spanish | muerto, finado, extinto |
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| Dutch | dood, overleden |
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| Swedish | död, avliden |
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| Latin | mortuus, exanimis, orcinianus |
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2. figuratively, not alive
| German | leblos |
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| Italian | esanime, senza vita |
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| Dutch | levenloos |
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| Swedish | död |
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3. idiomatic: hated
| German | gestorben |
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| Portuguese | morto |
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4. without emotion
| German | stumpf, reglos, unbewegt |
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dead
/dɛd/ adverb A1 (estimated)
2. very, absolutely, extremely, suddenly
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dead
/dɛd/ noun A1 (estimated)
1. time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense
| German | der Toter, die Mitte, die Tiefe |
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| French | le cœur, le milieu, la profondeur |
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| Portuguese | o finado |
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| Italian | il morto |
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| Spanish | el muerto |
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| Dutch | de stilte |
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to dead
/dɛd/ verb A1 (estimated)
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