dae
BrE /deɪ/ AmE /deɪ/
verb en → es
past died pp dead ing dying
to stop living; to end the life of a person or animal
morir, fallecer, dejar de vivir
- sb dies from something
Collocations die of cancer · die in a car crash
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He died of lung cancer.
Él murió de cáncer de pulmón.
to stop working; to fail or break down
fallar, dejar de funcionar
- something dies
Collocations the engine died · my phone battery died
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The car's engine died.
El motor del coche se apagó.
to end or finish; to come to an end
terminar, acabar, finalizar
- something dies
Collocations the party died down · the meeting died out
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The party died down after midnight.
La fiesta se calmó después de la medianoche.
to become or turn into something; to change from one state to another
convertirse en, volverse
- sb/sth dies into sth
Collocations the light died into darkness · his anger died into resignation
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The light died into darkness.
La luz se convirtió en oscuridad.
to destroy or ruin something; to damage beyond repair
destruir, arruinar
- something dies sth
Collocations the fire died the house · the storm died the crops
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The fire died the house.
El incendio destruyó la casa.
to lose or be deprived of something; to no longer have or possess
perder, dejar de tener
- something dies sb/sth
Collocations the company died its reputation · the scandal died the politician's career
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The scandal died his political career.
El escándalo arruinó la carrera política de él.
to disappear or vanish; to no longer be visible or present
desaparecer, desvanecerse
- something dies
Collocations the smile died from her face · the noise died away
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The smile died from her face.
La sonrisa desapareció de su rostro.
to suffer or endure something; to experience pain, hardship, or distress
sufrir, padecer
- sb/sth dies
Collocations the patient died the pain · the country died the consequences of war
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The patient died the pain.
El paciente sufrió el dolor.