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muerto, -a

Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

I. dead [americ dɛd, Brit dɛd] ADJ

1. dead (no longer alive):

dead person/animal/plant
he's dead
she has been dead for 50 years
dead body
dead body
to drop dead
drop dead!
to shoot/strike sb dead
matar a alguien a tiros/a golpes
wanted, dead or alive
as dead as a dodo or doornail
not to be seen or caught dead coloq I wouldn't be seen or caught dead in that hat

2.1. dead (numb):

dead usu pred

2.2. dead (unresponsive):

to be dead to sth

3. dead (very tired, ill):

dead coloq
muerto coloq
¡estoy muerto! coloq

4.1. dead (obsolete):

dead language
dead custom
a dead metaphor

4.2. dead (past, finished with):

dead issue

4.3. dead (in bar, restaurant) coloq:

5.1. dead (not functioning):

dead wire/circuit
dead telephone
dead telephone
dead battery

5.2. dead (not alight):

dead fire/coals/match

5.3. dead (quiet, not busy):

dead town/hotel/party
the dead season

5.4. dead FINAN:

dead capital/money
dead capital/money

5.5. dead DESP:

dead ball

6.1. dead as intensifier:

in dead silence
we're in dead trouble if they catch us Brit calão
we're in dead trouble if they catch us Brit calão

6.2. dead (exact):

to be on a dead level with sth

II. dead [americ dɛd, Brit dɛd] ADV

1.1. dead (exactly):

dead
dead on target
she was dead on time esp Brit

1.2. dead (directly):

dead
dead
dead ahead

1.3. dead (suddenly):

to stop dead

2.1. dead (absolutely) coloq:

dead straight/level
dead slow
dead drunk
dead drunk
como una cuba coloq
dead tired
dead tired
I'm dead broke
to be dead certain or sure
to be dead beat

2.2. dead as intensifier calão:

it was dead easy
I'm dead bored

III. dead [americ dɛd, Brit dɛd] SUBST

1. dead + pl verbo:

the dead
to rise from the dead

2. dead (depth):

in the or Brit also at dead of night

body <pl bodies> [americ ˈbɑdi, Brit ˈbɒdi] SUBST

1.1. body C (of human, animal):

1.2. body C (trunk):

1.3. body C (corpse):

a dead body
over my dead body!
over my dead body!

2.1. body C (main part):

2.2. body C MOTOR:

2.3. body (majority, bulk):

the body of sth

3.1. body C (organization):

3.2. body (unit) sem pl:

3.3. body C (collection):

3.4. body C (mass):

4. body C (object):

5. body U (density):

6. body C (person):

body coloq, antiq
tipo m / tipa f coloq
un bicho raro coloq

7. body C (body stocking):

dead center, dead centre Brit SUBST

1. dead center (exact center):

in the dead center

2. dead center MEC:

dead center

stone dead [americ ˌstoʊn ˈdɛd, Brit] ADJ coloq

I. dead end SUBST

1. dead end (street):

dead end

2. dead end (situation):

dead end
to come to or reach a dead end

II. dead-end ADJ

1. dead-end (without exit):

dead-end street/road
dead-end street/road
ciego And Ven

2. dead-end (without prospects) coloq:

a dead-end job

dead heat SUBST

dead heat

dead letter SUBST

1. dead letter JUR:

dead letter
to be a dead letter

2. dead letter (undelivered letter):

dead letter

dead weight SUBST sem pl

dead weight

dead zone SUBST TELECOMUN

dead zone

dead march SUBST

dead march

dead-nettle SUBST

dead-nettle

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. dead [ded] ADJ

1. dead (no longer alive):

dead

2. dead (inactive):

dead
dead fire

3. dead (quiet, boring):

dead
dead town

4. dead (numb):

dead

5. dead silence:

dead
to be a dead loss
to come to a dead stop

Expressões:

to be a dead duck
dead men tell no tales americ prov

II. dead [ded] SUBST

the dead

Expressões:

III. dead [ded] ADV

1. dead coloq (totally):

dead
dead beat
to be dead set against sth
to be dead set on sth

2. dead (directly):

dead
dead ahead

brain-dead ADJ

1. brain-dead MED:

brain-dead

2. brain-dead fig:

brain-dead

dead centre SUBST

dead centre

I. dead-end [ˌdedˈend] SUBST

dead-end

II. dead-end [ˌdedˈend] ADJ

dead-end
dead-end job

dead heat SUBST

dead heat

Dead Sea SUBST

Dead Sea
that's a (dead) cert coloq
to be a dead ringer (for sb) coloq
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
dead leaves pl
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. dead [ded] ADJ

1. dead (no longer alive):

dead

2. dead coloq (inactive):

dead
dead fire
dead battery
dead (telephone) line

3. dead coloq (quiet, boring):

dead
dead town

4. dead (numb):

dead

5. dead (complete):

dead silence
to be a dead loss
to come to a dead stop

Expressões:

dead men tell no tales prov

II. dead [ded] SUBST

the dead

Expressões:

III. dead [ded] ADV

1. dead coloq (totally):

dead
to be dead set against/on sth

2. dead (directly):

dead
dead ahead

brain-dead ADJ

1. brain-dead MED:

brain-dead

2. brain-dead fig:

brain-dead

dead-end ADJ

dead-end
dead-end job

dead center SUBST

dead center

dead heat SUBST

dead heat

dead end SUBST

dead end

Dead Sea SUBST

Dead Sea
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
I'm dead tired
dead serious

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

dead
dead space

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Most local routes dead end a few miles from the city or have further limited service within its borders.
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The boat would come to a halt at what seemed like a dead end with a television screen in front.
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Every question remains unanswered, every clue leads to a dead end.
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Sam reaches a dead end but tries to survive after hanging on a small piece of rope.
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Greedy forwarding can lead into a dead end, where there is no neighbor closer to the destination.
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