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dead

/ded/

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adjective

/ded/A1formal
  • ruОписывает то, что больше не является живым или функционирующим.

Describes something that is no longer alive or functioning.

  1. No longer aliveA1formal

    Having ceased to live; not alive.

    ruМертвый

    • The cat was found dead in the garden.
    • He was declared dead at the hospital.
    • The flowers are dead because they weren't watered.

    Synonymsdeceaseddepartedexpiredgoneinanimatelifeless

    Antonymsaliveanimateliveliving

  2. Not functioning or inactiveA2informal

    No longer working, operating, or having power.

    ruНеисправный

    • My phone battery is dead.
    • The car engine went dead in the middle of the road.
    • The television is dead; it won't turn on.

    Synonymsbrokendefunctdormantidleinactiveinertinoperativekaput

    Antonymsactivealivefunctionalliveoperationalworking

  3. Complete or absoluteB1informal

    Used to emphasize something is total or absolute.

    ruПолный или абсолютный

    • There was a dead silence in the room after the announcement.
    • He came to a dead stop when he saw the accident.
    • She is a dead ringer for her mother.

    Synonymsabsolutecompleteentireout-and-outoutrightperfectthoroughtotalunmitigatedunqualifiedutter

  4. Boring or uninterestingB1informal

    Lacking excitement, activity, or interest.

    ruСкучный

    • The party was dead; nobody was dancing.
    • This town is dead on a Sunday evening.
    • The lecture was so dead that half the class fell asleep.

    Synonymsboringdrearydullflathumdruminsipidlacklusterlifelessstaletediousuninterestingvapid

    Antonymsanimatedexcitinginterestinglivelyvibrant

Forms
  • more dead comparative form
  • most dead superlative form
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adverb

/ded/B1formal
  • ruНаречие, используемое неформально для обозначения «абсолютно», «полностью» или «очень». Используется для усиления, часто перед прилагательными или наречиями (например, «смертельно уставший», «абсолютно неправ»). Форма совпадает с прилагательным и не принимает окончание -ly.

An adverb used informally to mean 'absolutely,' 'completely,' or 'very.' It is used for emphasis, often before adjectives or adverbs (e.g., 'dead tired,' 'dead wrong'). The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending.

  1. Completely or absolutelyB2informal

    Used to emphasize the degree or extent of something, often meaning 'completely' or 'totally'.

    ruСовершенно

    • The party was dead boring.
    • He was dead tired after the long hike.
    • She was dead certain about her decision.

    Synonymsabsolutelycompletelydownrightentirelyfullyoutrightperfectlyquitethoroughlytotallyutterlywholly

  2. Directly or exactlyB2informal

    Used to mean 'exactly' or 'directly', often in phrases like 'dead center' or 'dead ahead'.

    ruТочно или прямо

    • The arrow hit the target dead center.
    • The store is dead ahead on the left.
    • He stopped dead in his tracks when he saw the accident.

    Synonymsbangdueexactlyplumbpreciselyrightsmacksquarelystraight

Forms
  • more dead comparative form
  • most dead superlative form
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noun

/ded/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее тех, кто умер, часто используется собирательно (например, «мертвые»). Также может обозначать состояние отсутствия жизни, активности или функции.

A noun referring to those who have died, often used collectively (e.g., 'the dead'). It can also refer to a state of being devoid of life, activity, or function.

uncountable

  1. Dead people (collective)B1formal

    People who have died, considered as a group.

    ruМертвые

    • The dead were honored in a memorial service.
    • We must respect the wishes of the dead.
    • The cemetery is a resting place for the dead.

    Synonymsdeceaseddepartedfallen

    Antonymsliving

  2. State of being deadB2formal

    The condition or state of being no longer alive.

    ruМертвецы

    • He was brought back from the dead by the paramedics.
    • The legend speaks of a hero who rose from the dead.
    • In the silence of the night, the dead seem to speak.

    Synonymsdeathdeceasedemisedepartureendexpirationexpirypassing

Forms
  • dead plural form
  • dead's possessive plural form
  • dead's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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