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569 examples found containing '死ぬ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

の

に

んだ。

He died content with his life.

の

も

んでしまった。

Both his father and mother are dead.

くの

がその

で

んだ。

Many people were killed in the war.

その

はガンで

んだ。

The old man died of cancer.

わたしたち

は

ず

ぬ。

We shall die sooner or later.

は

のせいで

んだ。

He died from overwork.

エリザベス１

は１６０３

に

んだ。

Queen Elizabeth I passed away in 1603.

その

の

に

は

んだ。

He died the next day.

は

にかかっている。

He is on the point of death.

が

んだのは

でした。

It was yesterday that he died.

らは

が

きているか

んでいるかわからなかった。

They could not tell whether he was dead or alive.

は

ぬ

にある。

Man is mortal.

らは

んだものだとあきらめた。

They gave him up for lost.

しゅじんこう

は、

の

で

んだ。

The hero died at the end of the book.

が

んだという

まった。

The news of his death spread abroad.

その

しょうねん

は

んだものとしてあきらめられた。

The boy was given up for dead.

の

けがなければ

は

んでいた。

If I hadn't had his help, I would be dead.

は

の

いっしょう

に

んだ。

He died content with his life.

く

ってはいけない。

You mustn't speak ill of the dead.

んだフリして

をのがれたそうです。

He says he avoided the danger by playing dead.

さのために

んだ。

He died as a result of the cold.

はゆうべの

さで

んだ。

He died from the cold last night.

が

んだらたいへんなことになる。

If he dies now, the situation will become serious.

は

んだのも

である。

He is as good as dead.

はここで

われている。

He is said to have died here.

はそれをするよりむしろ

にたい。

I would rather die than do it.

の

はガンで

んだ。

My father died of cancer.

は

んでしまったと

なかった。

I could not but think that he had died.

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.

を

んだものとあきらめた。

We gave him up for 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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