die; death; dead | [ant] 生, 活

extremely; terribly; unusually

desperately; stubbornly; resolutely

regid; inflexible; dogmatic

impassable; closed; blocked

irreconcilable; implacable; deadly

to risk one's life | See also '拚命'

to bluff; act deceptively:

死充

to be terrified; "to be frightened to death"

be scared; be terrified

cram; rote learning

an insult used disrespectively against elders

(verb) scold someone as an old man/senior (noun) damn old man; old bastard

overpowered by pressure; unable to refute or resist pressure brought by higher authorities; bring pressure on bear on sb

Big rock weighs down on a dead crab

one being suppressed or defeated by great force / superior authority

gangrene (lit., "dead meat")

dying

stagnant water

arch/deadly/sworn enemy; bitter foe

burn to death

9 deaths, 1 life.

- a narrow escape from death, 'dodged a bullet'

to brave untold danger; to risk one's life

stoning (form of execution)

to hate (lit., "angry to death")

to get really angry

electrocution (lit., "(to receive a) deadly electric shock")

moribund, dying

blanket condemnation of a group for one person's mistake

a pole hits and kills a boat of people, which means one holds onto someone's wrong and thinks the rest of others are the same

to talk too much, to keep chattering away (lit., "a person's body has died but the mouth is still alive and talking")

describes a person who is very argumentative, not admitting defeat despite not having anything solid to back it up; to describe someone who is good for nothing but only knows how to talk

"one cock is dead, another one crows"

lit. one chicken dies, another starts crowing, meaning nothing ends if it meant to survive

adamantly deny

until one's dying day

to freeze to death

coward--literally, death-fearing ghost