Hledat
dead
01
mrtvý, mrtvá
not alive anymore
02
nefunkční, vybitý
not functioning because of having no power
03
mrtvý, vyčerpaný
very tired
04
mrtvý, zemřelý
not showing characteristics of life especially the capacity to sustain life; no longer exerting force or having energy or heat
05
mrtvý, neaktívní
physically inactive
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přesný, exaktní
unerringly accurate
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mrtvý, neaktivní
the complete stoppage of an action
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mrtvý, neaktivní
not surviving in active use
09
nečinný, mrtvý
devoid of activity
10
mrtvý, neaktivní
lacking resilience or bounce
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nefunkční, mimo provoz
out of use or operation because of a fault or breakdown
12
necítící, mrtvý
devoid of physical sensation; numb
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otupělý, mrtvý
(followed by `to') not showing human feeling or sensitivity; unresponsive
14
neplatný, neaktuální
no longer having force or relevance
15
mrtvý, neaktivní
not circulating or flowing
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mrtvý, nepřinášející
not yielding a return
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mrtvý, hluchý
lacking acoustic resonance
Dead
01
mrtví, zesnulí
a person or the people who are not alive anymore
02
intenzivní chlad, čas smrti
a time when coldness (or some other quality associated with death) is intense
dead
01
úplně, totálně
to an absolute or complete extent
02
náhle, prudce
suddenly or abruptly, often used to describe an immediate change
dead
adj
deadly
adv
deadly
adv
deadness
n
deadness
n
Příklad
The gardener had to remove the dead plants from the garden.
The climber was shocked to discover a dead climber on the mountain trail.
She was terrified to find a dead rat in her garage.
After a cold winter, many of the flowers in the garden were dead.
After the advent of digital photography, film cameras became dead as a dodo in the consumer market.
