death的例句
      - 1. Doctors become inured to death.
 - 医生们对死亡变得习以为常。
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- 2. But his death was so needless.
 - 然而他的死却太没有必要了。
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- 3. I do not weep over his death.
 - 他死了我也不哭。
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- 4. His death followed hard on hers.
 - 她死后不久,他也死了。
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- 5. She knew she was close to death.
 - 她知道自己已濒临死亡。
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- 6. This death had been a slow burn.
 - 这种死亡过程缓慢。
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- 7. His death was totally unexpected.
 - 他的死完全出人意料。
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- 8. Her death is an irreparable loss.
 - 她的死是一种无法挽回的损失。
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- 9. Death came as a merciful release.
 - 死神的到来算是一种幸运的解脱。
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- 10. He died a slow and painful death.
 - 他缓慢而痛苦地死去。
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- 11. His death was very sudden.
 - 他死得很突然。
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- 12. The death toll continues to mount.
 - 死亡人数持续增加。
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- 13. Death doesn't hold any fear for me.
 - 死亡对我来说没什么可怕的。
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- 14. She slowly bled to death.
 - 她慢慢地失血死去。
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- 15. He'd come close to death.
 - 他曾与死神擦肩而过。
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- 16. He took his wife's death very hard.
 - 他对妻子的死感到很难过。
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- 17. The pilot escaped death by seconds.
 - 这位飞行员数秒之内死里逃生。
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- 18. Sex and death are strange bedfellows.
 - 性与死离奇相关。
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- 19. The knights swore loyalty unto death.
 - 骑士们宣誓至死效忠。
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- 20. His death rocked the fashion business.
 - 他的死震惊了时装界。
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- 21. We are learning how to confront death.
 - 我们在学习如何正视死亡。
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- 22. The President signed the death warrant.
 - 总统签署了死刑执行令。
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- 23. He still felt responsible for her death.
 - 他依然觉得对她的死负有责任。
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- 24. The immediate cause of death is unknown.
 - 造成死亡的直接原因不明。
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- 25. He either suffocated, or froze to death.
 - 他要么窒息而死,要么冻死了。
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- 26. Her father's death really screwed her up.
 - 父亲死后,她真是万念俱灰。
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- 27. He survived the massacre by feigning death.
 - 他装死才在大屠杀中死里逃生。
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- 28. After her death, their lives changed forever.
 - 她死后他们的生活从此改变了。
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- 29. Their daughter's death had taught him humility.
 - 他们女儿的死使他懂得了做人要谦逊。
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- 30. The coroner's verdict was 'death by misadventure'.
 - 验尸官判定是“意外致死”。
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