murder

• Sustantivo que denota el acto ilegal y deliberado de quitar la vida a otra persona.

A noun referring to the unlawful and intentional killing of one human being by another.

1. Unlawful killingB1formallegal

   The crime of intentionally killing another person.

   Asesinato

   • He was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison.
   • The police are investigating a brutal murder in the city center.
   • The murder trial lasted for several weeks.

   Sinónimosassassinationhomicidekillingmanslaughterslaying

2. Difficult or unpleasant situationB2informal

   Used informally to describe something extremely difficult, unpleasant, or frustrating.

   situación difícil o desagradable

   • The traffic this morning was murder.
   • Getting through that exam was murder.
   • The hike up the mountain was absolute murder on my legs.

   Sinónimoshellkillernightmareordeal

• Verbo que se refiere al acto de matar a alguien de manera ilegal y deliberada, generalmente con premeditación.

A verb used to indicate the act of killing someone unlawfully and with premeditation.

1. Kill unlawfullyB2formallegal

   To kill someone deliberately and unlawfully.

   Asesinar

   • He was convicted of murdering his neighbor.
   • The detective investigated how the victim was murdered.
   • She was accused of murdering her business partner.

   Sinónimosassassinatebump offbutcherdispatchdo ineliminateicekilloffput awayrub outslaughterslay

2. B2informal

   To spoil or ruin something completely, often through poor performance or execution.

   destrozar

   • The singer murdered the national anthem at the game.
   • He completely murdered the presentation with his mistakes.
   • Don't murder the recipe by adding too much salt.

   Sinónimosbotchbutcherdestroymanglemarruinspoilwreck

   Antónimosenhanceimproveperfect