dead

UK
/dɛd/
US
/dɛd/
deadsubstantiv
dead
Pl.
UK
/dɛd/
US
/dɛd/
Übersetzungen
The dead were buried in the cemetery.
Мертвецы были похоронены на кладбище.
The family gathered to mourn the dead.
Семья собралась, чтобы оплакать покойника.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
People who have died.
The cemetery was a quiet place, filled with the memories of the dead.
A time or state of inactivity or stillness.
The city was eerily silent in the dead of night.
deadadjektiv
deader
Komp.
deadest
Super.
UK
/dɛd/
US
/dɛd/
Übersetzungen
The dead tree stood alone in the field.
Мертвое дерево стояло одно в поле.
The dead battery needs to be replaced.
Неработающую батарею нужно заменить.
The dead colors of the painting made it look old.
Тусклые цвета картины делали её старой.
The dead silence in the room was unsettling.
Неживая тишина в комнате была тревожной.
Definitionen
No longer alive; having lost life.
The dead leaves crunched underfoot as we walked through the forest.
No longer functioning or in use; inactive.
The phone line was dead, so we couldn't make any calls.
Lacking in activity or excitement; dull.
The party was dead, with hardly anyone dancing or talking.
Lacking in feeling or sensitivity; numb.
After sitting in the same position for hours, her leg was dead.
Total or absolute, especially of silence, calm, or other state.
After the announcement, a dead silence fell over the hall.
deadadverb
UK
/dɛd/
US
/dɛd/
Definitionen
Completely; absolutely; exactly (used for emphasis or precision).
He was dead certain he had locked the door.
Directly; straight (in a particular direction or position).
Keep driving— the hotel is dead ahead on your left.