A year later my dog died.

一年後我的狗死了。

Sadly, both he and my mother died of cancer.

非常不幸的是，他和我母親都死於癌症。

I would die a very happy person if I could stay in music my whole life.

如果能終生從事音樂事業，我會死而無憾。

...friends who died young.

英年早逝的朋友

The elm trees are all dying. [VERB]

那些榆樹全都奄奄一息了。

Every working day I treat people who are dying from lung diseases caused by smoking. [V + of/from]

每天上班我都要醫治那些因吸煙患上肺病的垂危患者。

He watched helplessly as his mother died an agonizing death. [VERB noun]

他無助地看着母親痛苦地死去。

I'm no expert, but I don't think Tracy died a natural death. [VERB noun]

我不是什麽專家，但我不認爲特蕾西是自然死亡。

Then suddenly, the engine coughed, spluttered and died. [VERB]

然後，發動機突然咔咔地響着，發出一陣噼啪聲，接着就徹底熄火了。

Her cigarette glowed brightly, then died. [VERB]

她的香煙燃起一陣亮光，然後就熄滅了。

My love for you will never die. [VERB]

我對你的愛永不止息。

Kathryn looked down at the floor and the smile died on her lips. [VERB]

凱瑟琳低頭看向地板，笑容從她的嘴角消失了。

Order me a pot of tea, I'm dying of thirst. [VERB + of]

給我來一壺茶，我快要渴死了。

I'm dying for a breath of fresh air. [VERB + for]

我非常渴望能呼吸到新鮮空氣。

She was dying to talk to Frank. [VERB to-infinitive]

她很想同弗蘭克談談。

I nearly died when I learned where I was ending up. [VERB]

得知自己到了哪裏時，我簡直要暈過去了。

I nearly died of shame. [VERB + of]

我羞愧難當。

I thought I'd die laughing. [VERB verb-ing]

我覺得我快要笑死了。

It was too late and too urgent to turn back. The die was cast.

現在爲時已晚，來不及回頭。事情已成定局了。

Old habits die hard.

積習難改。

Such prejudices die hard.

這些偏見很難消除。