Usage examples of "умрёте" in Russian with translation to English

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А если у вас кончится лекарство, вы умрёте наверняка. If you run out of medicine, you definitely die.
Если вы пройдёте через рамку металлоискателя, вы, скорей всего, умрёте. If you go through a metal detector, you'll probably die.
Ведь если это физиологическое единообразие прекратится, вы либо заболеете, либо умрёте. Because if you don't have that sameness, physiologically, you're going to be sick or you're going to die.
Отлично, в один прекрасный день вы ляжете спать, задохнётесь и умрёте во сне. Awesome, so one day you go to bed, you asphyxiate in your sleep, you die.
Часто другие женщины говорили её маме: "Ты и твой ребёнок умрёте в бедности". Her mother was often told by other women, "You and your child will die poor."
вы умрёте, или вы примете сероводород, и, скажем, 75% из вас будет в порядке ментально. you're going to die, or you're going to take the hydrogen sulfide and, say, 75 percent of you is saved, mentally.
Теперь я говорю вам, что вы все умрёте, если вы не выйдите из этого дома. Now I'm telling you you'll die if you don't get out of this house.
Если в вашем лекарстве окажется пузырёк воздуха, потому что его каждое утро нужно смешивать - и он останется в насосе, вы, скорей всего, умрёте. If you get a bubble in your medicine - because you have to mix it every morning - and it stays in there, you probably die.
К счастью он не умер. Happily he did not die.
Затем Хардинг почему-то посвящает пять абзацев Александру Литвиненко, убийство которого не имеет никакого отношения к конкретным обстоятельствам смерти Бориса Березовского, а затем вбрасывает очередной милый домысел от Глушкова: «За короткий промежуток времени умерли Борис и Бадри. Harding then goes off on a five paragraph tangent about Alexander Litvinenko, whose murder has precisely nothing to do with the specific circumstances of Boris Berezovsky’s death, before throwing in this lovable little bit of speculation from Glushkov: “You have the deaths of Boris and Badri over a short period of time.
Этот человек умер от тифа. This man died of typhus.
Мой отец умер от рака. My father died of cancer.
Да, он умер в 1452. Yes, he died back in '52.
Ради чего умер Лю Сяобо? Did Liu Xiaobo Die for Nothing?
Он был блондином, когда умер? Was he blond when he died?
Он умер прежде, чем договорить. He died before he could tell me more.
Смит умер от сердечного приступа. Smith died of a heart attack.
Мой дядя умер от рака. My uncle died of cancer.
Полгода назад умер епископ Винчестера. The bishop of winchester died 6 months ago.
(Mao умер в 1976 году). (Mao had died in 1976).
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