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die
/däɪ̯/ adverb A1 (estimated)
die
| Italian | deceduto |
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die
/däɪ̯/ noun · plural: dies A1 (estimated)
1. polyhedron used in games of chance
| German | der Würfel, Spielwürfel |
|---|---|
| French | dé à jouer, le dé |
| Portuguese | o dado |
| Czech | kostka |
| Italian | il dado |
| Spanish | el dado, el cabrito |
| Dutch | de dobbelsteen, de teerling, de snijplaat |
| Swedish | en tärning |
| Latin | tessera, alea, talus |
2. cubical part of a pedestal
| Portuguese | o soco, o plinto, soclo |
|---|---|
| Italian | plinto |
| Dutch | de voet, de plint |
3. device for cutting into a specified shape
| French | l'emporte-pièce, la matrice |
|---|---|
| Portuguese | molde |
| Italian | la matrice |
| Spanish | el troquel |
| Dutch | de vorm, de mal, de matrijs |
4. device used to cut an external screw thread
| French | la filière |
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to die
/däɪ̯/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to stop living
| German | sterben, umkommen, versterben |
|---|---|
| French | mourir, crever, expirer |
| Portuguese | morrer, perecer, falecer |
| Czech | zemřít, umřít, umírat |
| Italian | morire, andarsene, cadere |
| Spanish | morir, espichar, diñarla |
| Dutch | sterven, overlijden, doodgaan |
| Swedish | dö, avlida, gå bort |
| Latin | morior, pereo, exspiro |
2. to become hated or utterly ignored
| French | haïr |
|---|---|
| Portuguese | odiar |
| Italian | odiare |
| Dutch | sterven |
3. to become spiritually dead
| Italian | morire |
|---|---|
| Dutch | sterven |
| Swedish | dö |
4. to be mortified or shocked
| Dutch | sterven |
|---|---|
| Swedish | dö |
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