Die from Meaning in English

expression

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UK

释义

To lose your life because of a specific cause, such as a disease, injury, or condition.

用法与细微差别

'Die from' is used with specific causes or conditions (e.g., injuries, illnesses). Do not confuse with 'die of'—'die from' usually emphasizes an external or clearly identifiable trigger. Common in obituaries, news, and formal situations. Say 'die from cancer', not 'die from old age' (use 'die of old age').

• Spanish: morir de - fallecer de
• Portuguese (BR): morrer de - falecer de
• Portuguese (PT): morrer de - falecer de
• Chinese (Simplified): 因...而死
• Chinese (Traditional): 因...而死
• Hindi: से मरना
• Arabic: مات من - توفي بسبب
• Bengali: ...এর কারণে মারা যাওয়া - ...এর থেকে মারা যাওয়া
• Russian: умереть от
• Japanese: ...で死亡する - ...で死ぬ
• Vietnamese: chết vì
• Korean: ...로 인해 죽다 - ...때문에 죽다
• Turkish: ...nedeniyle ölmek - ...dan ölmek
• Urdu: ...سے مر جانا
• Indonesian: meninggal karena

例句

A lot of people think you can die from drinking too much water, but it’s actually rare.

natural

He didn't die from his injuries immediately.

basic

Many people die from heart disease each year.

basic

Some animals die from lack of food in winter.

basic

She almost died from a reaction to peanuts as a kid.

natural

You can’t die from embarrassment, don’t worry!

natural