Translation of Death is more universal than life; everyone dies but not everyone lives.

Syntax analysis

deathProper noun

beVerb, third person singular present

moreComparative adverb

universalAdjective

thanPreposition / Subordinating Conjunction

lifeNoun, singular or mass

;Punctuation

everyoneNoun, singular or mass

dieVerb, third person singular present

butCoordinating conjunction

notAdverb

everyoneNoun, singular or mass

lifeNoun (plural)

.Punctuation

death noun

1. the event of dying or departure from life.

The news of her death sent shockwaves through the community, and many people attended her funeral to pay their respects. Las noticias de su muerte enviaron ondas de choque a través de la comunidad, y muchos personas asistieron a su funeral para pagar sus respetos.

2. the permanent end of all life functions in an organism or part of an organism.

The doctor pronounced the patient's death after confirming that there was no hope for recovery, and the family was left to grieve. El médico pronunció la muerte del paciente después de confirmar que no había esperanza de recuperación y la familia quedó para lamentar.

3. the absence of life or state of being dead.

The coroner's report confirmed that the victim had passed away due to death from natural causes, leaving behind a grieving family. El informe del forense confirmó que el víctima había fallecido debido a causas naturales, dejando atrás una familia afligida.

4. the time when something ends.

The death of summer marked the beginning of a new academic year, and students were excited to return to school. La muerte del verano marcó el comienzo de un nuevo año académico y los estudiantes estaban emocionados por regresar a la escuela.

5. the time at which life ends.

The doctor was called to the hospital room to pronounce death and comfort the grieving family. El médico fue llamado a la habitación del hospital para pronunciar el fallecimiento y consolar a la familia afligida.

6. the personification of death.

In ancient mythology, Death was often depicted as a dark figure with a scythe, collecting souls from the mortal world. En la mitología antigua, la Muerte fue a menudo representada como una figura oscura con un falce, recogiendo almas desde el mundo mortal.

7. a final state.

The philosopher spent his entire life pondering the mystery of death, seeking answers to what lies beyond our mortal coil. El filósofo pasó toda su vida reflexionando sobre el misterio de la muerte, buscando respuestas a lo que se encuentra más allá de nuestra mortaja.

8. the act of killing.

The assassin's death was swift and silent, catching the victim off guard. La muerte del asesino fue rápida y silenciosa, cogiendo a la víctima por sorpresa.

mull verb

1. reflect deeply on a subject.

I mulled over the events of the afternoon Traducción de 'I mulled over the events of the afternoon'

Philosophers have speculated on the question of god for thousands of years Traducción de 'Philosophers have speculated on the question of god for thousands of years'

The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate Traducción de 'The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate'

2. heat with sugar and spices to make a hot drink.

Mulled cider Traducción de 'Mulled cider'

more adverb

1. used to form the comparative of some adjectives and adverbs.

She sings more beautifully than her sister, with a range that stretches from soprano to alto. Ella canta más bellamente que su hermana, con un rango que abarca desde soprano hasta contralto.

The new policy requires employees to work more efficiently, with a focus on reducing waste and increasing productivity. La nueva política exige a los empleados trabajar con mayor eficiencia, centrado en reducir residuos y aumentar la productividad.

2. comparative of much.

She ate more bread than her brother, which made her feel stuffed. Ella comió más pan que su hermano, lo que la hizo sentirse llena.

The company is offering more discounts to customers who make a purchase this week. La empresa está ofreciendo más descuentos a los clientes que realicen una compra esta semana.

universal adjective

life noun

1. a characteristic state or mode of living.

The nomadic lifestyle has been her life for decades, and she wouldn't have it any other way. El estilo de vida nómada ha sido su vida durante décadas y no lo cambiaría por nada del mundo.

2. the experience of being alive.

She reflected on her life and realized that she had accomplished more than she thought possible. Ella reflexionó sobre su vida y se dio cuenta de que había logrado más de lo que pensaba posible.

3. the course of existence of an individual.

She reflected on her life, thinking about all the milestones she had achieved and the challenges she had overcome. Ella reflexionó sobre su vida, pensando en todos los hitos que había alcanzado y los desafíos que había superado.

4. the condition of living or the state of being alive.

After the near-fatal accident, Sarah was grateful for her life and made a conscious effort to appreciate every moment. Después del accidente cerca de mortal, Sarah se sintió agradecida por su vida y hizo un esfuerzo consciente para apreciar cada momento.

5. the period during which something is functional (as between birth and death).

The new smartphone had a limited life before its battery started to drain quickly, requiring frequent recharges. El nuevo teléfono inteligente tenía una vida limitada antes de que su batería empezara a agotarse rápidamente, lo que requería recargas frecuentes.

6. the period between birth and the present time.

After living through a lifetime of ups and downs, she reflected on her life and felt grateful for all the experiences she had. Después de vivir una vida llena de altibos y bajos, ella reflexionó sobre su vida y se sintió agradecida por todos los experiencias que había tenido.

7. the period from the present until death.

After her diagnosis, Sarah began to reevaluate her priorities and make the most of her remaining life, cherishing time with loved ones. Después de su diagnóstico, Sarah comenzó a reevaluar sus prioridades y hacer lo mejor con el resto de su vida, apreciando el tiempo con seres queridos.

8. a living person.

The doctor saved the life of the injured hiker who was trapped on the mountain. El médico salvó la vida del excursionista herido que estaba atrapado en la montaña.

9. animation and energy in action or expression.

The artist poured her life into every brushstroke, imbuing the painting with an undeniable vitality that seemed to pulse with energy. La artista vertió su vida en cada pincelada, infundiendo la pintura con una vitalidad innegable que parecía latir con energía.

10. living things collectively.

The diversity of life on Earth is truly remarkable, with millions of species ranging from tiny bacteria to massive blue whales. La diversidad de la vida en la Tierra es verdaderamente impresionante, con millones de especies que van desde bacterias diminutas hasta grandes ballenas azules.

11. the organic phenomenon that distinguishes living organisms from nonliving ones.

The discovery of water on Mars has sparked new hope for finding signs of life beyond our planet. El descubrimiento de agua en Marte ha generado nueva esperanza para encontrar indicios de vida más allá de nuestro planeta.

12. an account of the series of events making up a person's life.

The biographer spent years researching her subject's life, pouring over old letters and diaries to get a comprehensive understanding of her experiences. La biógrafa pasó años investigando la vida de su objeto de estudio, repasando viejos cartas y diarios para obtener una comprensión integral de sus experiencias.

13. a motive for living.

After her diagnosis, she found new purpose in life and dedicated herself to raising awareness about cancer research. Después de su diagnóstico, encontró un nuevo propósito en la vida y se dedicó a concienciar sobre investigación del cáncer.

14. a prison term lasting as long as the prisoner lives.

The doctor told the patient that his new medication would improve the quality of his life. El médico le dijo al paciente que su nueva medicación mejorarla la calidad de su vida.

everyone noun

die verb

1. pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life.

After a long battle with cancer, she finally died at the age of 65, surrounded by her loving family. Después de una larga batalla contra el cáncer, finalmente murió a los 65 años, rodeada por su familia amorosa.

2. suffer or face the pain of death.

The soldier died slowly and painfully on the battlefield, his injuries too severe to be treated in time. El soldado murió lentamente y con dolor en el campo de batalla, sus heridas demasiado graves para ser tratadas a tiempo.

3. be brought to or as if to the point of death by an intense emotion such as embarrassment, amusement, or shame.

The comedian's hilarious joke was so embarrassing that Sarah died laughing, holding her sides in agony. El chiste hilarante del comediante era tan embarazoso que Sarah murió riendo, apretando sus costados en agonía.

4. stop operating or functioning.

The old computer's hard drive died suddenly, and we lost all our data. El disco duro del ordenador viejo murió de repente y perdimos todos nuestros datos.

5. feel indifferent towards.

After hearing about the new restaurant, Sarah just died to try it out, but her friend was more interested in going to their favorite pub instead. Después de enterarse sobre el nuevo restaurante, Sarah apenas esperó a poder probarlo, pero su amiga estaba más interesada en ir a su pub favorito en lugar de eso.

6. languish as with love or desire.

The young couple's eyes would die on each other whenever they were apart, their hearts beating only for the moment when they could be together again. Los ojos del joven pareja morirían el uno por el otro cada vez que estuvieran separados, sus corazones latiendo solo con el fin de poder estar juntos de nuevo.

7. cut or shape with a die.

The metalworker carefully placed the metal sheet on the die and pressed down to die out a perfect circle. El herrero colocó con cuidado la hoja de metal en el matrices y apretó para darle forma de círculo perfecto.

8. to be on base at the end of an inning, of a player.

In the top of the ninth inning, the lead-off hitter for the home team managed to die by drawing a walk, setting the stage for a potential rally. En el noveno inning, el primer bateador del equipo local logró morir al recibir una pelota, lo que sentó el escenario para un posible rebote.

9. lose sparkle or bouquet.

The once-vibrant flowers began to die, their petals wilting and losing their color under the scorching sun. Las flores que antes eran vibrantes comenzaron a morir, sus pétalos marchitándose y perdiendo su color bajo el sol abrasador.

10. disappear or come to an end.

The band's popularity began to die down after their lead singer left the group, and they eventually disbanded. La popularidad de la banda empezó a declinar después de que su cantante principal abandonara el grupo y finalmente se disolvió.

11. suffer spiritual death.

After living a life of sin and rebellion, John felt his soul slowly die as he realized the gravity of his mistakes and the depth of God's judgment. Después de vivir una vida de pecado y rebeldía, Juan sintió que su alma se moría lentamente mientras comprendía la gravedad de sus errores y la profundidad del juicio de Dios.

Conjugation

Pronoun	Conjugation
I	I die.
You	You die.
He/She/It	He/She/It dies.
We	We die.
You	You die.
They	They die.

Complete conjugation.

not adverb

1. negation of a word or group of words.

She didn't attend the meeting, not because she was busy but because she had forgotten about it. Ella no asistió a la reunión, no porque estuviera ocupada, sino porque se había olvidado de ella.

The new policy doesn't apply to existing customers, not to mention those who have already made a purchase. La nueva política no se aplica a los clientes existentes, ni mencionar a aquellos que ya han efectuado una compra.

The teacher asked the students to solve the math problem again, not correctly this time, but with a different approach. El profesor pidió a los estudiantes que resolvieran el problema de matemáticas de nuevo, no correctamente esta vez, sino con un enfoque diferente.