dead
dead 英 [ded] 美 [dɛd]
adj. 无生命的； n. 死者
名词复数:deads
- Someone who's dead is not alive anymore. If you accidentally hit a squirrel with your car, you might stop and check to see if it's alive or dead.
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- adj. 无生命的；
- n. 死者
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1. a dead person, a dead animal
死人；死去的动物
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2. dead leaves, dead wood, dead skin
枯叶；枯木；死皮
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3. The poor child looks more dead than alive.
这孩子看上去半死不活的，真可怜。
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4. Many believe the peace plan is dead.
许多人认为和平计划已成泡影。
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5. Is the Western a dead art form?
西部电影艺术形式过时了吗？
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6. a dead battery
用完的电池
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7. The hard disk is dead.
硬盘停止运行了。
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8. He was dead to all feelings of pity.
他毫无同情心。
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9. She said, ‘I'm sorry, too,’ in a quiet, dead voice.
她平静而冷漠地说：“我也很抱歉。”
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10. the dead centre of the target
靶子正中心
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11. You're dead right!
你完全正确！
- dead (adj.) Old English dead "dead," also "torpid, dull;" of water, "still, standing," from Proto-Germanic *daudaz (source also of Old Saxon dod, Danish død, Swedish död, Old Frisian dad, Middle Dutch doot, Dutch dood, Old High German tot, German tot, Old Norse dauðr, Gothic dauþs "dead"), from PIE *dhou-toz-, from root *dheu- (3) "to die" (see die (v.)).
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