1 the act of dying: “There have been several deaths in the town recently”
dood

2 something which causes one to die: “Smoking too much was the death of him.”
dood

3 the state of being dead: “eyes closed in death.”
dood

'deathly (adjectiv)

as if caused by death: “a deathly silence”
doods, dood-

'death-bed (Zelfstandig naamwoord)

the bed in which a person dies.
sterfbed

'death certificate

an official piece of paper signed by a doctor stating the cause of someone's death.
overlijdensakte

at death's door

on the point of dying.
de dood nabij

catch one's death (of cold)

to get a very bad cold: “If you go out in that rain without a coat you'll catch your death (of cold).”
een dodelijke kou vatten

put to death

to cause to be killed: “The criminal was put to death by hanging.”
ter dood brengen

to death

very greatly: “I'm sick to death of you.”
dood-
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the death	de dood (m) ; het overlijden ; het sterfgeval ; de sterfte (v)
death	dood ; overlijden ; sterftegeval ; verscheiden ; versterf

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EN: annihilation
EN: demise
EN: departure
EN: destruction
EN: disappearance
EN: extermination
EN: loss
EN: passing
EN: release
EN: Zelfst. Naamw.

EN: be the death of a person NL: iemands dood zijn NL: iemand z. dood laten lachen
EN: do, put to death NL: doden, ter dood brengen
EN: it is, we make it death to NL: er staat, wij stellen de doodstraf op
EN: be in at the death NL: het einde meemaken
EN: be death on NL: fel of dol zijn op
EN: ride, run to death NL: tot vervelens toe herhalen
EN: war to the death NL: oorlog op leven en dood