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dieverb
died
Präteritum
died
Partizip Perfekt
dying
Gerundium
UK
/daɪ/
US
/daɪ/
Many plants die in the winter due to the cold weather.
Beaucoup de plantes meurent en hiver à cause du froid.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
tomber dans l'oubliAu sens figuré, pour une tradition ou une pratique qui cesse d’être connue ou transmise.
s'éteindrePour une force, une intensité, un enthousiasme ou un bruit qui s’affaiblit progressivement.
Synonyme
give up the ghost
meet one's end
kick the bucket
croak
depart
perish
decease
expire
pass away
Antonyme
live
diesubstantiv
dice
Pl.
UK
/daɪ/
US
/daɪ/
He rolled the die and hoped for a six to win the game.
Il a lancé le dé et espérait faire un six pour gagner la partie.
matriceTechnique; outil servant au découpage, au moulage ou au façonnage du métal ou d’autres matériaux.
The factory uses a die to stamp out metal parts for cars.
L’usine utilise une matrice pour découper des pièces métalliques destinées aux voitures.
Synonyme
grave
tomb
sepulcher
crypt
mausoleum
dieadjektiv
UK
/daɪ/
US
/daɪ/
Used attributively to describe objects or processes involving a die used for cutting or shaping materials
matricielTechnique; se dit d’un procédé ou d’un outil de matrice, notamment dans l’expression « die casting ».
The factory invested in new die casting machines.
L’usine a investi dans de nouvelles machines de moulage matriciel.
dicesubstantiv

die

dice
Pl.
UK
/daɪs/
US
/daɪs/
He rolled the dice and hoped for a six to win the game.
Il a lancé le dé et espérait obtenir un six pour gagner la partie.
jeu de dés
They spent the evening playing dice at the casino.
Ils ont passé la soirée à jouer au jeu de dés au casino.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
désForme plurielle.
Synonyme
cubes
die
gaming pieces
chance devices

Definitionen

dieverb
To cease to live; to stop being alive.
Many plants die in the winter due to the cold weather.
To lose force, strength, or active qualities.
The excitement of the crowd began to die as the concert ended.
To become indifferent or unresponsive.
His enthusiasm for the project began to die after the initial excitement wore off.
To be forgotten or to cease to be known.
Old traditions sometimes die when new generations do not continue them.
diesubstantiv
A small cube marked on each side with one to six spots, used in games of chance.
He rolled the die and hoped for a six to win the game.
A device used for cutting or shaping material, typically metal, by pressing it.
The factory uses a die to stamp out metal parts for cars.
A tool used for shaping, as in a mold or form.
The jeweler used a die to create intricate patterns on the silver.
dieadjektiv
Relating to or involving a die used for cutting or shaping material.
The factory invested in new die casting machines.
dicesubstantiv
A small throwable object, typically a cube but sometimes another polyhedral shape, marked with symbols or numbers on each face and used in games of chance to generate random numbers.
He rolled the dice and hoped for a six to win the game.
A game or gambling activity that involves the use of dice.
They spent the evening playing dice at the casino.
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