| 释义 |
🔑diedie1 /daɪ / verb (present participle dy·ing, third person singular present tense dies, past tense, past participle died)- [intransitive] to stop living死；死亡；凋谢◆Thousands of people have died from this disease.已有成千上万的人死于这种病。◆to die of a heart attack死于心脏病发作◆to die for what you believe in为自己的信仰献身◆ (figurative) Our love will never die.我们的爱情将永恒不灭。
- [intransitive](used about a machine) to stop working（机器）停止运转◆The pilot managed to land the plane safely after one of the engines died.一个引擎熄火后，飞行员设法将飞机安全降落。
- [transitive] to have a particular kind of death以…方式死亡◆to die a natural death 自然死亡
 ●be dying for sth / to do sthto want something / to do something very much渴望；极想◆I'm dying for a cup of coffee.我现在特想喝杯咖啡。◆We're dying to go skydiving.我们非常想去体验特技跳伞。●die hardto change or disappear only slowly or with difficulty难以改变；顽固◆Old attitudes toward women die hard.对女性的旧观念根深蒂固。●to die for (informal) if you think that something is to die for, you really want it and would do anything to get it迫切需要；不惜一切代价地想要◆They have a house at the beach that's to die for.他们在海滨有一栋让人羡慕得要命的房子。  ●die awayto slowly become weaker before stopping or disappearing逐渐减弱；逐渐消失◆The sound of the engine died away as the car drove off.发动机的声音随着汽车开走而渐渐消失了。●die downto slowly become less strong逐渐变弱；逐渐平息◆Let's wait until the storm dies down before we go out.咱们等暴风雨平息后再出去吧。●die offto die one by one until there are none left相继死去；渐渐地死光●die outto disappear消失；灭绝◆The use of horses on farms died out a long time ago.农场早就不用马了。
diedie2 /daɪ / noun [countable] (plural dice /daɪs /) = dice |