die
/daɪ, daɪ, daɪ/; /daɪ/; /daɪ, daɪ/; /daɪ, daɪ, aɪ/Definitions
1. verb
to stop breathing and suffer death, typically as a result of a medical condition or injury; to come to an end or be terminated
“The patient died in the hospital after a long battle with cancer.”
2. noun
a tool used for cutting or shaping something, typically a metal device with a sharp edge or point
“The carpenter used a die to cut the metal rod into a precise shape.”
3. noun
a small block of metal or other material, typically in the shape of a cube, used in various manufacturing processes
“The factory used a die to stamp out the metal pieces for the car’s engine.”
4. noun
a mechanism or device used to control the flow of a substance or the operation of a machine
“The valve is a type of die that regulates the water pressure in the pipes.”
5. noun
a small, decorative metal or plastic object used to mark the end of a piece of fabric or other material
“The seamstress used a die to add a decorative finish to the hem of the dress.”
6. noun
a single round or the result of a single roll of a die in a game or other activity
“The player rolled a 6 on the die and won the game.”
7. noun
a metal stamp or seal used to mark or identify something
“The company used a die to stamp its logo onto the product packaging.”
8. verb
to experience a sudden and intense feeling of pain or discomfort, typically due to an injury or illness
“The athlete died on the field after suffering a severe concussion.”
9. verb
to come to an end or be terminated, typically due to a change in circumstances or a decision
“The project died due to a lack of funding and interest from investors.”