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Lat. obit
Makarow. gone to the Kingdom come
Rel. gone to the Kingdom
Rel., Lat. Obiit ("died", O.)
скончаться V.
Allg. decease; depart; pass away; close one's days; gasp out one's life; be gathered to fathers; gasp out life; turn up heels; turn up toes; go to last home; go to long home; go to long rest; go to own place; go to grass; pass over; pay the debt of nature; pay the debt to nature; close eyes; pay debt to nature; pay last debt; succumb; croak (Mosley Leigh); breathe one's last (Mosley Leigh); expire; cross over (Lily Snape); pass on (Ремедиос_П); breathe one's last (breath); close one's eyes
Gruzovik die
Игорь Миг snuff out; wheeze one's last
australisch., Slang. cash in one's chips
erkl. kick the bucket; give up the ghost
euph., erkl. be six feet under (Andrey Truhachev)
Gehob. be no more; be no more
Gruzovik, übertr. end; come to an end
idiom. go out of this world (Bobrovska); turn one's toes (z484z)
Makarow. go beyond the veil; go home; go over to the majority; go the way of all the earth; go the way of all the flesh; go to glory; go to heaven; go to one's last home; go to one's long home; go to one's long rest; go to one's own place; go west; take the ferry; close days; end days; cross the Stygian ferry; pay one's debt to nature; pay one's last debt; be gathered to one's people; depart this life; go the way of all flesh; go the way of all living; go the way of nature; pass on; pass upon; sough away
Med. expire (Liolichka)
scherzh. go over to the great majority (Bobrovska)
selt. demise
Slang. turn up one's heels; pass on to the Great Beyond (mazurov)
umg. hand in one's chips (Alexander Matytsin); pass in one's checks (Alexander Matytsin); flatline (the patient was fading fast, and doctors expected him to flatline before the night was over Val_Ships)
übertr., scherzh. come to an end; end
скончать V.
Gruzovik, veralt. end; finish
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