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смерть

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gen. death (the act of dying; the state of being dead • There have been several deaths in the town recently; Most people fear death; eyes closed in death); decease; consummation; demise (коронованных особ); dissolution; doom; fate; quietus; rest; dying; sleep that knows not breaking; the Great Divide; the fatal shears; the king of terrors; the tomb; the waters of forgetfulness; eternal night; the last sleep; aut vincere aut mori; the Grand Divide; someone's passing (CNN bix); great silence; the debt of to nature; the last great change; dragon (уст. ABelonogov); fatalities; bust! (Voledemar); Old Reaper; end (death • The soldiers met their end bravely); parting; latter end; deadness; fatality (от несчастного случая и т. п.; (an accident causing) death • fatalities on the roads); funeral; departing; life leaving; loss; obit; passage; the king of terrours; one's last; the big one; the big sleep; the valley of the shadow of death; change; dormition; sticky end (Tracer)
clin.trial. fatal (об исходе нежелательного явления Min$draV)
crim.jarg. Big Sleep (collegia)
fig. bier; exit; grave
Gruzovik, inf. awfully (очень, чрезвычайно, крайне); terribly (очень, чрезвычайно, крайне)
hist., Makarov. bane
idiom. valley of the shadow of death (Yeldar Azanbayev)
inf. terribly; awfully; reaper (см. Grim Reaper NGGM)
Makarov. bitter end; debt of nature; debt to nature; fatal shears; great enemy; last enemy; never ending sleep; sleep that knows no breaking; sleep that knows no waking; the Grim Reaper (старуха с косой); the Reaper (старуха с косой); the debt of nature; the debt to nature; the great enemy; the last enemy; the never ending sleep; the sleep that knows no breaking; the sleep that knows no waking; tomb; pass; the grave
Makarov., poetic the Great Reaper (изображаемая как скелет с косой в чёрном балахоне); the Old Reaper (изображаемая как скелет с косой в чёрном балахоне)
mar.law demise
med. apobiosis; expiration; mors; end of life
mil., lingo elephant (nem0)
obs. mort; depart; ending; mortality; departure; disanimation
poetic King of Terrors; sleep; Grim Reaper (изображаемая как скелет с косой в чёрном балахоне; The Grim Reaper – is an imaginary character who represents death. He looks like a skeleton, wears a long, black cloak with a hood, and carries a scythe: When the Grim Reaper comes for you, there's no escaping Taras); the Old Man Death
psychol. fatality (от несчастного случая)
rel., budd. fatality
relig. expiry
scottish crow road (КГА)
slang lights out; butterfly kiss; curtain; daisy; Hollywood kiss; kiss; kiss off; kiss-off; napoo; napooh; New York kiss.; thirty 30; last roundup (Interex); die; dirt nap (joyand)
subl. summit of existence (I'm reluctantly nearing the summit of my existence Taras)
uncom. defunction; Lethe
vulg. crap-out
Смерть n
gen. demise of (someone bigmaxus)
greek.lang., myth. Thanatos
смерть n
gen. big sleep (введено в обращение Чандлером)
crim.law., amer. death
 Russian thesaurus
смерть n
gen. прекращение жизнедеятельности организма, гибель его. У одноклеточных организмов напр., простейших смерть особи проявляется в форме деления, приводящего к прекращению существования данной особи и возникновению вместо нее двух новых. Смерть теплокровных животных и человека связана с прекращением прежде всего дыхания и кровообращения. Различают 2 основных этапа смерти: клиническую смерть и следующую за ней биологическую, или истинную, - необратимое прекращение физиологических процессов в клетках и тканях. Большой Энциклопедический словарь
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