| 释义 |
🔑deaddead1 /dɛd / adjective ➤not alive死去的- no longer alive死亡的；失去生命的◆They rushed him to the hospital, but he was dead on arrival.他们匆忙送他去医院，可他到达医院时就死了。◆There's a dead spider in the bathtub.浴缸里有只死蜘蛛。
➤machine机器- (used about a piece of equipment) no longer working（设备）不运行的，不运转的◆I picked up the phone, but the line was dead.我拿起电话，可线路不通。◆a dead battery没电的电池
➤complete完全的- (only before a noun只用于名词前) complete完全的；全然的◆There was dead silence when she finished speaking.她讲完话后是一片死寂。
➤place地方- without movement, activity, or interest死气沉沉的；无活力的；无趣的◆This town is completely dead after 11 o'clock at night.晚上 11 点过后这个镇就毫无生趣。
➤not used不用- no longer used; over and finished不再使用的；已废弃的◆Latin is a dead language.拉丁语已不再通用。
 ●a dead end- a street that is only open at one end一头封死的街道；死胡同
- a point, situation, etc. from which you can make no further progress绝境；僵局◆a dead-end job (= one that offers no chance of promotion) 没有前途的工作
●drop dead (informal) - to die suddenly猝死；暴毙
- used to tell someone that you are very angry with him / her（表示愤怒）去死吧
deaddead2 /dɛd / noun the dead [plural] people who have died死者；死人◆A church service was held in memory of the dead.教堂举行仪式悼念死者。●in the dead of nightin the middle of the night, when it is very dark and quiet在深夜；万籁俱寂时 |