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1083 examples found containing '死'

の

がなければその

は

んでいる。

If it wasn't for the doctor's treatment, that patient would be dead.

あなたは

が

んでしまったと

いますか。

Do you think he is dead?

が

う

らせはうそだ。

The news that she died is false.

あなたを

れば、いつも

を

します。

I never see you without thinking of my dead son.

らは

は

んだものとあきらめた。

They gave him up for lost.

に

には

はいない。

This stone-dead guy had no friends.

らは

した。

They died in battle.

エリザベス１

は１６０３

に

んだ。

Queen Elizabeth I passed away in 1603.

らは

んだものだとあきらめた。

They gave him up for lost.

が

を

ってあげる。

I'll look after your affairs when you are dead.

は

の

、

を

けた。

He took charge of the family business after his father died.

は

を

んだものとしてあきらめなければなりません。

You must give him up for dead.

ここが

が

だと

じられている。

This is believed to be the place where he died.

いにも

は

ななかった。

Happily he did not die.

の

は

わる。

Death ends man's finite existence.

にも

をまぬがれた。

He was so fortunate as to escape death.

その

はいつ

ぬかわからない。

That patient may die at any time.

は

した。

He was slain in battle.

は

しました。

He was killed in the war.

は

われている。

He is believed to have been killed in action.

は

に

んだ。

He died content with his life.

は

ぬ

にある。

Man is mortal.

ぬというのは

いのかしら。

Would it hurt to die?

は

が

したという

を

った。

He received a telegram saying that his mother had died.

たくさんの

が

した。

A lot of people were killed in the war.

は

が

とうちゃく

に

んだ。

He died previous to my arrival.

は

ういところで

なずにすんだ。

He barely missed being killed.

もう１

いてみろ。

んでしまうぞ。

One more step, and you'll be a dead man.

は

ぬのを

れている。

He is afraid that he will die.

は

われている。

He is said to be dead.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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