영어

die

gb/dˈaɪ/ us/dˈaɪ/
A2 영어
~ 500
의미
의미 0개
동사 A2 event
1

stop living

To stop being alive.

사용 패턴: [someone/something] dies
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'die' (verb) with 'dead' (adjective) or 'death' (noun). 'He is die' is incorrect; it should be 'He is dead'.
유의어
pass away (A more gentle or polite expression, often used in sensitive contexts.)
반의어
live (Opposite in meaning: to continue to be alive.)
연어
die young |die suddenly |die peacefully |die from disease |die in an accident
주제
life |health |death |core_vocabulary
예문
  • Many soldiers died during the war.
  • She died peacefully in her sleep.
  • The plant died because it wasn’t watered.
  • Thousands died from the disease last year.
  • He died at the age of 92.
학습자용 예문
  • My dog died last year.
  • The tree died in winter.
  • Her grandfather died last month.
  • Fish can die without clean water.
동사 informal B1 event
2

stop working completely

When a machine stops working.

사용 패턴: [something] dies
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may overuse 'die' for non-electronic things; for example, 'My shoes died' sounds odd unless used humorously.
유의어
break down (Often used for mechanical failure, not always permanent.)
반의어
work (To operate correctly and function as intended.)
연어
phone died |battery died |engine died
주제
technology |daily life |core_vocabulary
예문
  • My phone died during the call.
  • The car died in the middle of the road.
  • The engine died after years of use.
학습자용 예문
  • My computer died yesterday.
  • The light died after one hour.
  • The car died on the way home.
동사 informal B2 property
3

feel extreme embarrassment or emotion

To feel very embarrassed or amused (not really dying).

사용 패턴: [someone] dies [from/of something]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may misinterpret this as literal death; context shows it's figurative.
유의어
collapse (figurative) (Used figuratively to mean losing control from emotion.)
연어
die of laughter |die from embarrassment
주제
emotions
예문
  • I thought I would die of embarrassment when I fell on stage.
  • She nearly died laughing at the joke.
  • He was dying inside when she ignored him.
학습자용 예문
  • I will die from shame.
  • She will die of laughter.
  • He will die of fear.
명사 technical C1 entity
4

tool for shaping material

A tool used to make shapes in metal, paper, or other materials.

유의어
mold (A hollow form for shaping material, not always metallic like a die.)
연어
cutting die |stamping die
주제
manufacturing |engineering |work |technology
예문
  • The factory replaced the old die with a new one.
  • They used a steel die to stamp the design into the metal.
  • The printer adjusted the die for the new font size.
학습자용 예문
  • They use a die to cut the shape.
  • The worker changes the die for another job.
  • This die makes circles in paper.
명사 B1 entity
5

cube used in games

A small cube with numbers on each side used in games.

자주 하는 실수:
'Die' as singular is less common; many speakers use 'dice' for both singular and plural.
유의어
dice ('Dice' is more common in modern English as both singular and plural, though 'die' is the traditional singular.)
연어
roll a die |throw the die
주제
games |arts_entertainment |core_vocabulary
예문
  • Players take turns rolling the die.
  • You need one die for this board game.
  • She rolled a six on the die.
학습자용 예문
  • I roll the die and move my piece.
  • This game uses one die.
  • He throws the die on the table.
문법
기본형
die
IPA
GB/dˈaɪ/
US/dˈaɪ/
음절 및 강세
die (1음절)
Stress on 1st syllable (die)
활용형
Noun
  • Base: die
  • Plural: dice, dies
Verb
  • Base: die
  • 3rd Person Singular: dies
  • Present Participle: dying
  • Past: died
관련 단어
Forms
dice noun A2 dies noun dying verb died verb
Core family
death noun A2 dead adjective A1
Related words
deadly adjective B1
Negative and opposite forms
live verb A1 alive adjective A2
Advanced or less common
deaden verb C1
표현

die away

1
/dˈaɪ əwˈeɪ/
phrasal verb

fade away gradually until gone

To become weaker and then disappear (like sound or light).

예문
  • The sound of the music died away as we left the hall.
  • Her voice died away into silence.

die down

1
/dˈaɪ dˈaʊn/
phrasal verb

become less intense over time

To become quieter, weaker, or less active.

예문
  • The wind finally died down by evening.
  • The laughter slowly died down after the joke.

die out

1
/dˈaɪ ˈaʊt/
phrasal verb

become extinct or vanish over time

To slowly disappear until there are none left.

예문
  • Many species are dying out due to climate change.
  • Many wild animals are dying out due to habitat loss.
  • Old traditions sometimes die out over generations.
  • This tradition has died out in most places.

never say die

1
/nˈɛvɚ sˈeɪ dˈaɪ/
idiom informal

keep trying despite difficulties

Do not give up hope or effort even when it is hard.

예문
  • It's a tough situation, but never say die!
  • He has a never-say-die attitude on the field.

never say die

2
/nˈɛvɚ sˈeɪ dˈaɪ/
idiom informal

Keep trying despite problems

Keep trying and don't give up.

예문
  • Even after many failures, he had a never say die attitude.
  • We have a never say die spirit on this team.

to die for

1
/tə dˈaɪ fɚ/
idiom informal

extremely attractive or desirable

Very good or beautiful; worth wanting a lot.

예문
  • Her chocolate cake is to die for.
  • That view is absolutely to die for.
  • That view from the mountain is to die for.

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