Dutch · Nederlands
dood
/doːt/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. dead
| English | dead, deceased, exanimate |
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| German | tot, gestorben, kapores |
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| French | mort, kaputt |
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| Portuguese | morto, falecido, exânime |
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| Czech | mrtvý, zesnulý, zemřelý |
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| Italian | morto, defunto, deceduto |
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| Spanish | muerto, exánime, boleta |
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| Swedish | död, avliden |
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| Latin | mortuus, orcinianus |
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2. punishable by, or involving punishment by, death
| English | capital |
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| French | capital, capital |
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| Portuguese | capital |
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| Italian | capitale |
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| Spanish | capital |
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3. of a geological feature: no longer active; of a volcano: no longer erupting
| English | extinct |
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| German | erlöschen |
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| Portuguese | extinto, extinto |
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| Spanish | extinto, extinto |
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| Swedish | slockna |
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dood
/doːt/ adverb A1 (estimated)
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Dutch · Nederlands
de dood
/doːt/ noun · m/f · plural: doden A1 (estimated)
death
| English | death, demise, passing |
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| German | der Tod, der Exitus |
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| French | mort, le trépas |
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| Portuguese | a morte, o óbito, o falecimento |
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| Czech | smrt, úmrtí |
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| Italian | morte, il morire, il decesso |
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| Spanish | la muerte, el muerto, la defunción |
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| Swedish | en död, en bortgång |
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| Latin | mors, finis, funus |
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