| | myocardial infarction / heart attack | |
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| | clinical death | |
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| | deferred death sentence / commuted death sentence with forced labor and judicial review after two years (PRC) (legal) | |
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| | to be screwed; to be toast | |
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| | stagnant water / backwater | |
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| | to stone to death | |
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| | to kill | |
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| | cannot avoid being killed / cannot escape death / to be mortal | |
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| | to die / death | HSK 6 |
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| | to brave death | |
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| | unwilling to give up / unresigned | |
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| | serves you right for doing sth so stupid (Internet slang) | |
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| | (dialect) stubborn; obstinate; inflexible | |
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| | words of a man on his deathbed always come from the heart (proverb) | |
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| | lit. ashes burn once more (idiom); fig. sb lost returns to have influence / sth malevolent returns to haunt one | |
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| | to hack to death / to kill with an ax | |
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| | to learn by rote / to mechanically memorize | |
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| | endless loop | |
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| | will die for sure; to be a goner | |
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| | dying | |
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| | lethal dose | |
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| | from the cradle to the grave (idiom); to go through fire and water / brave / willing to risk life and limb | |
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| | to regard face as all-important / to consider loss of face unthinkable | |
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| | separated in life and death / to part for ever | |
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| | lit. even a scrawny camel is bigger than a horse (idiom) / fig. even after suffering a loss, a rich person is still better off than ordinary people / a cultured person may come down in the world, but he is still superior to the common people | |
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| | to pledge one's life | |
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| | mortality rate | |
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| | to tire oneself out through overwork / to work oneself to death | |
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| | to knock down and kill (with a car, train etc) | |
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| | to risk one's life | |
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| | to seek life in death (idiom); to fight for one's life | |
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| | a pool of stagnant water / stagnant or listless condition | |
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| | lit. if the rabbit dies, the fox grieves (idiom); fig. to have sympathy with a like-minded person in distress | |
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| | necrosis | |
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| | unknown cause of death | |
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| | to give up / to admit failure / to drop the matter / to reconcile oneself to loss / to have no more illusions about | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (idiom) to come back to life (after death) | |
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| | news of sb's death | |
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| | matter of life and death | |
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| | to kill / to put to death | |
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| | afraid to die (contemptuous term) | |
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| | the Dead Sea | |
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| | brain death | |
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| | to suffer an unjust death | |
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| | to pester someone again and again | |
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| | jammed / stuck / frozen (computer) | |
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| | mortal | |
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| | to go through hell for the sake of keeping up appearances (idiom) | |
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| | number of people killed / death toll | |
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| | to be hell-bent on; dead set on sth; unswerving | HSK 7-9 |
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| | best friends / inseparable sidekick / diehard followers | |
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| | to fight to one's last gasp | |
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| | mythological figure (such as the Grim Reaper) in charge of taking the souls of those who die / (fig.) death | |
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| | an execution / to put sb to death | |
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| | to court disaster / also pr. [zuo1si3] | |
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| | to grieve to death / to die of a broken-heart | |
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| | hands tied and expecting the worst | |
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| | dead person / (coll.) to die; (of a death) to happen | |
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| | (neologism c. 2020) (slang) to die of embarrassment (figuratively) | |
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| | euthanasia | |
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| | lit. either the fish dies or the net gets torn (idiom) / fig. it's a life-and-death struggle / it's either him or me | |
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| | (intransitive) to choke to death | |
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| | prisoner that awaits execution / convict sentenced to death / someone on death row | |
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| | gap in coverage / gap in protection or defenses / neglected or overlooked area / dead end | |
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| | lit. a dead pig doesn't fear scalding water (saying) / fig. a person who has nothing more to lose will go to any lengths, regardless of the consequences | |
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| | devil (used jocularly or contemptuously) / the departed | |
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| | to kill with an explosion | |
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| | lit. although dead, as if still alive (idiom); still with us in spirit | |
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| | greedy for life, afraid of death (idiom); craven and cowardly / clinging abjectly to life / only interested in saving one's neck | |
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| | to be respected in life and lamented in death (idiom) | |
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| | lit. to be born, to grow old, to get sick and to die (idiom) / fig. the fate of humankind (i.e. mortality) | |
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| | lit. to boil the hound once it caught the rabbit (idiom) / fig. to get rid of sb once he has served his purpose | |
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| | to fight bitterly / hard struggle | |
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| | rather die than submit (idiom) | |
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| | to die | |
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| | suspended animation / feigned death / to play dead | |
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| | die-hard (fan etc) | |
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| | to drown | |
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| | to throw away one's life | |
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| | (coll.) to pester / to harass | |
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| | elixir of life | |
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| | to block (a road) / to plug (a hole) / to stop up | |
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| | deferred death sentence / abbr. to 死緩|死缓 | |
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| | Death is near at hand. (idiom) | |
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| | life or death / fate / no matter what / anyway / for the life of me | |
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| | the dead / the deceased | |
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| | victim of an accident / casualty / martyr for one's country | |
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| | to be buried alive as sacrifice (together with husband or superior) | |
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| | to court death; to take a big risk | |
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| | go to hell! / drop dead! | |
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| | lit. if moved to a new location, a tree will die, but a person will live (idiom) / fig. human beings, unlike trees, thrive on change | |
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| | cause of death | |
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| | dead end / blind alley | |
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| | fullness for the bold, famine for the timid (idiom) | |
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| | mortal danger, escape alive (idiom); a narrow escape / to survive by the skin of one's teeth | |
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| | (law) negligent homicide | |
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| | bravery with no thought of personal safety (idiom); risking life and limb / undaunted by perils | |
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| | to die in battle (idiom) | |
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