英语释义

1. deprived of life no longer alive
a dead tree dead soldiers missing and presumed dead

2. having the appearance of death deathly
in a dead faint

3. lacking power to move, feel, or respond numb
my arm feels dead

4. very tired
Our legs were completely dead after the hike.

5. incapable of being stirred emotionally or intellectually unresponsive
a heart dead to pity felt dead inside

6. grown cold extinguished
dead coals

7. inanimate, inert
dead matter

8. barren, infertile
dead soil

9. no longer producing or functioning exhausted
a dead battery

10. lacking power or effect
a dead law

11. no longer having interest, relevance, or significance
a dead issue

12. no longer in use obsolete
a dead language

13. no longer active extinct
a dead volcano

14. lacking in gaiety or animation
a dead party

15. lacking in commercial activity quiet
The city is dead after five o'clock.

16. commercially idle or unproductive
dead capital

17. lacking elasticity (see elasticity sense 1a)
a dead tennis ball

18. being out of action or out of use
The phone went dead. specifically, electrical engineering free from any connection to a source of voltage and free from electric charges
a dead electrical circuit

19. being out of play
a dead ball

20. temporarily forbidden to play or to make a certain play

21. not running or circulating stagnant
dead water

22. not turning
the dead center of a lathe

23. not imparting motion or power although otherwise functioning
a dead rear axle

24. lacking warmth, vigor, or taste
The fire was dead. a dead wine

25. absolutely uniform
a dead level of mediocrity

26. unerring
a dead shot with a rifle

27. exact
dead center of the target

28. certain to be doomed
he's dead if he's late for curfew

29. irrevocable
a dead loss

30. abrupt
brought to a dead stop

31. complete, absolute
a dead silence

32. all-out
caught it on the dead run

33. devoid of former occupants
dead villages

34. incapable of being effective stalled
peace talks were dead in the water

35. as good as dead doomed
most books are dead in the water long before their publication
— Phillip Lopate

36. with no chance of escape or excuse red-handed
had him dead to rights for the robbery

37. only by overcoming one's utter and determined resistance
vows that they'll raise his taxes over his dead body

38. someone who is no longer alive one that is dead (see dead entry 1 sense 1) —usually used collectively
They were among the dead.

39. the state of being dead
raised him from the dead
— Colossians 2:12 (Revised Standard Version)

40. the time of greatest quiet
the dead of night

41. absolutely, utterly
dead certain finished dead last The room became dead quiet.
— Farley Mowat

42. suddenly and completely
stopped dead in his tracks

43. directly
dead ahead

44. no longer alive or living no longer having life

45. not able to feel or move

46. very tired

47. people who have died

48. the state of being dead

49. the time in the middle of the night or winter

50. completely or totally

51. in a sudden and complete way

52. directly or exactly

53. no longer living
… the spider rolled over onto its back, unmarked, but unmistakably dead.
— J. K. Rowling, Goblet of Fire

54. having the look of death
a dead faint

55. numb entry 1 sense 1

56. very tired
That was hard work. I'm dead.

57. lacking motion, activity, energy, or power to function
a dead battery

58. no longer in use
dead languages

59. no longer active
a dead volcano

60. lacking warmth or vigor
Make sure the fire is dead.

61. not lively
This party is dead.

62. accurate, precise
a dead shot

63. being sudden and complete
The ride came to a dead stop.

64. complete entry 1 sense 1, total
dead silence

65. facing certain punishment
If we get caught, we're dead.

66. a person who is no longer alive Hint: This sense of dead is usually used for all people who are no longer alive.

67. the time of greatest quiet or least activity
the dead of night

68. in a whole or complete manner
dead tired

69. suddenly and completely
stopped dead

70. straight entry 2 sense 2
dead ahead

71. deprived of life having died
dead of scarlet fever

72. lacking power to move, feel, or respond numb

73. one that is dead —usually used collectively

英汉例句

• it doesn't seem fair somehow; he had me dead to rights but somehow i got away with it;

  他与我当面对质了起来，但我不知道怎么地就躲开了；

相似词

asleepad 熟睡地；进入睡眠状态（地）

breathless喘不过气来的；停止呼吸的

cold寒冷；感冒

deceased死亡（decease的过去式）

defunct非现存的，失灵的，不再使用的；死的

departed死者

fallen落下；跌倒（fall的过去分词）

gone走；行进；去（参加活动）；（为了某目的）到；（起跑口令）开始（go 的过去分词）

latead 晚；迟；最近；在晚期

lifeless无生命的；死气沉沉的；无趣味的

low牛叫

相反词

alive活着的；活泼的；有生气的

animate有生命的

breathing呼吸（breathe的现在分词）

going离开，离去；（尤指赛马场的）地面状况；进展速度；难度；（受路况影响的）行进

live活的；实况转播的，现场表演的；通电的；仍可爆炸的；燃烧着的；含乳酸菌的；时下重大的；有效的；（机器中轮或轴）转动的；处于比赛状态的；生动的，精力充沛的

living生活；居住；度过；继续存在，留存，铭记；享受充实而令人兴奋的生活（live 的现在分词）

quickad 迅速地；敏捷地