die dead death dying區(qū)別為意思不同、用法不同、時態(tài)不同。die可作動詞，名詞，意為“死亡，熄滅;凋零，枯萎;電量耗盡;渴望，盼望;鋼型，硬模;骰子”等。dead, death, die and died.有什么不同，一起來了解一下。

雅思詞匯：Dead/Death/Die/Died比較：

Dead is an Adjective (a descriptive word) Dead是個形容詞(描述性詞語) Death is a Noun (a naming word) Death是名詞(命名詞) Die is a Verb (an action word) Die是動詞(動作詞) Died is the past tense of the verb Die Died是動詞Die的過去式。 Look at the following explanations containing a lot more details and examples. We have also included popular idiomatic expressions for each one.

Dead = Adjective Dead：形容詞 We use the word dead to describe the lifeless state of something; it is the opposite of alive. 我們用dead這次個來描述沒有了生命某物;與alive的意思相反。

• I forgot to water my plants and now they are dead 我忘記給植物澆水了，現(xiàn)在它們都死了。 = they were alive and now they are without life 它們之前還活著，現(xiàn)在卻死了

• A dead planet 了無生氣的星球 = a planet with no life on it 這個星球上沒有生命 We can use dead in an informal way to describe a boring place with not many people or much activity 我們可以用dead描述一個無聊的地方，沒有太多人或活動。

• The bar was dead 這個酒吧死氣沉沉。 = there was nobody (or very few people) at the bar 酒吧里沒人(或人很少)

1：To go dead means to loose feeling in the part of the body due to temporary lack of circulation To go dead的意思是因?yàn)闀簳r缺少流通，身體的一部分沒了知覺。 • My leg went dead after sitting on the floor for three hours 在地上坐了3個小時，我的腿沒知覺了。 = My leg was numb, I couldn't feel it. 我的腿麻木了，沒知覺了。

2：To be + dead + adjective (e.g. dead boring) is a slightly outdated British slang for 'completely' or 'totally' To be + dead + adjective (e.g. dead boring)是一個稍微過時的英國俚語，意思是“完全” 。 The test was dead easy 這個測試特別簡單。

3：Dead calm or dead silence means total/complete calm/silence, as if there was no life in an area Dead calm 或 dead silence的意思是完全平靜/安靜，就像這里空無一人。 After the storm there was dead calm 暴風(fēng)雨過后風(fēng)平浪靜。 I wouldn't be caught dead… (there/wearing that/doing that etc) = To refuse to and affirm that you would never do something 拒絕并確定你永遠(yuǎn)不會做某事 To stop dead in your tracks = To stop suddenly or abruptly 突然停止 Dead as a doornail = Something that is completely/obviously/certainly dead 完全(或肯定、確實(shí)無疑地)死了的 In the dead of winter/night = In the middle of winter/night 冬季中期/半夜 Death = Noun

Death:名詞 The concept or idea of the state after life. Death is the opposite of life.

Death為名詞，指“死、死亡”，在句中作主語或賓語，是life的反義詞。

• Death comes to us all. 我們每個人都會經(jīng)歷死亡。 = The state of being dead is inevitable 死亡是不可避免的。

• Death scares some people 一些人害怕死亡 = The idea of dying scares some people 死亡是一些人感到害怕

Die:動詞

表示“死，死亡”，指因?yàn)樯?、年老、?fù)傷等原因而死，是非延續(xù)性動詞，不能同表示一段時間的狀語連用。
His grandmother died two years ago.
他的奶奶兩年前去世了。

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