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单词 die
释义

die

​noun countable
UK /daɪ/
Other entries for this word
die verb
die by phrasal verb
die away phrasal verb
die back phrasal verb
die down phrasal verb
die off phrasal verb
die out phrasal verb
sine die adverb
do-or-die adjective
die a death phrase
die laughing phrase
to die for phrase
never say die phrase
would rather die phrase
the die is cast phrase
old habits die hard phrase
be as straight as a die phrase
cross your heart (and hope to die) phrase
would die first phrase at would rather die
Word Forms
singulardie
pluraldies
DEFINITIONS2
  1. 1
    a block of metal used for pressing or cutting something into a shape or pattern
    Synonyms and related words
    General hand tools
    adjustable spanner
    Allen key
    applicator
  2. 2
    ​formalone of a pair of dice
    Synonyms and related words
    Gambling games and places where gambling takes place
    a game of chance
    betting shop
    bingo
phrases
the die is cast

die

​noun countable
US /daɪ/
Other entries for this word
die verb
die by phrasal verb
die away phrasal verb
die back phrasal verb
die down phrasal verb
die off phrasal verb
die out phrasal verb
sine die adverb
do-or-die adjective
die laughing phrase
to die for phrase
never say die phrase
would rather die phrase
the die is cast phrase
old habits die hard phrase
be as straight as a die phrase
cross your heart (and hope to die) phrase
would die first phrase at would rather die
Word Forms
singulardie
pluraldies
DEFINITIONS2
  1. 1
    a block of metal used for pressing or cutting something into a shape or pattern
    Synonyms and related words
    General hand tools
    adjustable wrench
    Allen wrench
    applicator
  2. 2
    one of a pair of dice
    Synonyms and related words
    Gambling games and places where gambling takes place
    a game of chance
    bingo
    bingo
phrases
the die is cast

die ​‌‌‌

​verb
UK /daɪ/
Other entries for this word
die noun
die by phrasal verb
die away phrasal verb
die back phrasal verb
die down phrasal verb
die off phrasal verb
die out phrasal verb
sine die adverb
do-or-die adjective
die a death phrase
die laughing phrase
to die for phrase
never say die phrase
would rather die phrase
the die is cast phrase
old habits die hard phrase
be as straight as a die phrase
cross your heart (and hope to die) phrase
would die first phrase at would rather die
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/theydie
he/she/itdies
present participledying
past tensedied
past participledied
DEFINITIONS7
  1. 1
    intransitive/transitive to stop being alive

    My grandfather died at the age of 86.

    die of/from:

    She is dying of cancer.

    die with:

    1 in 3 people over 65 will die with dementia.

    die for:

    They were ready to die for their country.

    die young/happy/poor:

    Tragically, Keats died young.

    die a sudden/violent/natural etc death:

    Several people in the village have died violent deaths.

    die a millionaire/hero/coward etc:

    I’m proud to tell you that your son died a hero.

    Synonyms and related words
    To die or to be killed
    die
    pass away
    suffocate
  2. 2
    intransitive to disappear, or to stop existing

    Our memory of her will never die.

    Coal mining is dying in this area.

    Synonyms and related words
    To disappear, or to stop existing or happening
    X has left the building
    disappear
    finish
  3. 3
    intransitive to stop burning or shining

    They watched the fire dying in the grate.

    Synonyms and related words
    To stop burning and not burning
    burn out
    burn down
    go out
  4. 4
    intransitive ​informalto stop operating

    The car’s just died on me.

    Synonyms and related words
    To stop working (of a piece of equipment)
    break down
    go off
    shut off
  5. 5

    where something goes to die

    a place, position or situation where some abstract thing or concept is absent
    Upper-management is where diversity goes to die.
    Submitted by:
    Ruslan from Belarus on 18/10/2017
    Open Dictionary - October2017
  6. 6

    would die in a ditch

    used for saying that an issue is very important to you and you won’t change your mind or position on it
    He says that these are things that he would “die in a ditch for”.
    Is this a die in a ditch issue?
    Submitted from:
    United Kingdom on 15/05/2014
    Open Dictionary - May2014
  7. 7

    die by your own hand

    to kill yourselfSubmitted by:
    Caleb Judy from United States on 09/07/2016
    Open Dictionary - July2016
phrases
die a death
die laughing
be dying for something/to do something
dying of boredom/hunger/thirst etc
I nearly died
never say die
to die for
would rather die
phrasal verbs
die away
die back
die down
die off
die out

die ​‌‌‌

​verb
US /daɪ/
Other entries for this word
die noun
die by phrasal verb
die away phrasal verb
die back phrasal verb
die down phrasal verb
die off phrasal verb
die out phrasal verb
sine die adverb
do-or-die adjective
die laughing phrase
to die for phrase
never say die phrase
would rather die phrase
the die is cast phrase
old habits die hard phrase
be as straight as a die phrase
cross your heart (and hope to die) phrase
would die first phrase at would rather die
Word Forms
present tense
I/you/we/theydie
he/she/itdies
present participledying
past tensedied
past participledied
DEFINITIONS7
  1. 1
    intransitive/transitive to stop being alive

    My grandfather died at the age of 86.

    die of/from:

    She is dying of cancer.

    die with:

    1 in 3 people over 65 will die with dementia.

    die for:

    They were ready to die for their country.

    die young/happy/poor:

    Tragically, Keats died young.

    die a sudden/violent/natural etc. death:

    Several people in the village have died violent deaths.

    die a millionaire/hero/coward etc.:

    I’m proud to tell you that your son died a hero.

    Synonyms and related words
    To die or to be killed
    die
    pass away
    suffocate
  2. 2
    intransitive to disappear, or to stop existing

    Coal mining is dying in this area.

    Our memory of her will never die.

    Synonyms and related words
    To disappear, or to stop existing or happening
    X has left the building
    disappear
    finish
  3. 3
    intransitive to stop burning or shining

    They watched the fire dying in the grate.

    Synonyms and related words
    To stop burning and not burning
    burn out
    burn down
    go out
  4. 4
    intransitive ​informalto stop operating

    The car’s just died on me.

    Synonyms and related words
    To stop working (of a piece of equipment)
    break down
    go off
    shut off
  5. 5

    where something goes to die

    a place, position or situation where some abstract thing or concept is absent
    Upper-management is where diversity goes to die.
    Submitted by:
    Ruslan from Belarus on 18/10/2017
    Open Dictionary - October2017
  6. 6

    would die in a ditch

    used for saying that an issue is very important to you and you won’t change your mind or position on it
    He says that these are things that he would “die in a ditch for”.
    Is this a die in a ditch issue?
    Submitted from:
    United Kingdom on 15/05/2014
    Open Dictionary - May2014
  7. 7

    die by your own hand

    to kill yourselfSubmitted by:
    Caleb Judy from United States on 09/07/2016
    Open Dictionary - July2016
phrases
be dying for something/to do something
die laughing
dying of boredom/hunger/thirst etc.
I could have died
never say die
to die for
would rather die
phrasal verbs
die away
die back
die down
die off
die out
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