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mortal

/ˈmɔːtəl/

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noun

Humano, mortal

A human; someone susceptible to death.

Examples :

"Her wisdom was beyond that of a mere mortal."

Su sabiduría estaba más allá de la de un simple mortal.

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adjective

Mortal

Susceptible to death by aging, sickness, injury, or wound; not immortal.

Examples :

"My grandfather, a mortal man, finally succumbed to old age. "

Mi abuelo, un hombre mortal, finalmente sucumbió a la vejez.

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adjective

Mortal, letal

Causing death; deadly, fatal, killing, lethal (now only of wounds, injuries etc.).

Examples :

"The snakebite was a mortal wound; it quickly led to the animal's death. "

La mordedura de la serpiente fue una herida mortal; rápidamente condujo a la muerte del animal.

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adjective

Punible con la muerte

Punishable by death.

Examples :

"The crime was so serious, the punishment was a mortal sentence. "

El crimen fue tan grave que el castigo fue una sentencia de muerte.

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adjective

Mortal, vulnerable

Fatally vulnerable.

Examples :

"Even with seatbelts, car accidents show that people in cars are mortal. "

Incluso con cinturones de seguridad, los accidentes automovilísticos demuestran que las personas en los automóviles son mortales.

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adjective

Mortal, de la muerte

Of or relating to the time of death.

Examples :

"The car accident left him with a mortal wound, and he died soon after. "

El accidente automovilístico le dejó una herida mortal y murió poco después.

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adjective

Mortal, letal

Affecting as if with power to kill; deathly.

Examples :

"mortal enemy"

Enemigo mortal

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adjective

Humano, mortal

Human; belonging or pertaining to people who are mortal.

Examples :

"mortal wit or knowledge; mortal power"

Ingenio o conocimiento humano; poder mortal.

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adjective

Doloroso, tedioso

Very painful or tedious; wearisome.

Examples :

"a sermon lasting two mortal hours"

Un sermón que duró dos horas tediosas.

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adjective

Borracho, ebrio, muy bebido

Very drunk; wasted; smashed.

Examples :

"After the party, Mark was quite mortal, unable to walk straight. "

Después de la fiesta, Mark estaba muy bebido, incapaz de caminar recto.

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adjective

Mortal

Of a sin: involving the penalty of spiritual death, rather than merely venial.

Examples :

"The priest explained that stealing a small pencil from a classmate wasn't ideal, but deliberately lying under oath in court would be a mortal sin, jeopardizing one's soul. "

El sacerdote explicó que robar un pequeño lápiz a un compañero de clase no era ideal, pero mentir deliberadamente bajo juramento en el tribunal sería un pecado mortal, poniendo en peligro el alma.

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adverb

Mortalmente

Mortally; enough to cause death.

Examples :

"The chef's mistake was mortal; it poisoned several diners. "

El error del chef fue mortal; envenenó a varios comensales.

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