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

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Как заметил Кейнс, в конечном счете, мы все умрем. As Keynes pointed out, in the long run, we are all dead.
Он вырубится и отпустит взрыватель, тогда мы все умрем. If he passes out and releases that switch, we're all dead.
Кейнс, конечно, также напомнил нам, что в конечном счете мы все умрем. Keynes, of course, also reminded us that in the long run we are all dead.
Кейнес, конечно, также напомнил нам, что в конечном счете мы все умрем. Keynes, of course, also reminded us that in the long run we are all dead.
Но если не взорвем и давление достигнет 5 МПа, мы все равно умрем. But if we don't blow it up and it hits 750, We're gonna be dead anyway.
На что Кейнс не преминул заметить, что, в конце концов, все мы умрем. Keynes famously retorted that in the long run we are all dead.
Так, в этой комнате где то 20 процентов кислорода. И если содержание кислорода понизить, мы все умрем. So, in this room, there's 20 percent oxygen or so, and if we reduce the oxygen concentration, we will all be dead.
Каждый фут грязи, дом или дерево будут скапливаться в одну кучу и мы умрем за долго до того, как купол сузится. The way every house, tree and square foot of dirt is gonna pile up inside here, we'll be dead long before the walls get to us.
Мы умрем от голода, все из-за того что ты думал что я устала от замужества и буду заниматься сексом с каким-то гнусным пилотом гидроплана. We're gonna starve out here, all because you thought I was so bored of my marriage that I would have sex with some slimy seaplane pilot.
Идеологи свободного рынка не хотят, чтобы власти вообще думали. А кейнсианцы хотят, чтобы власти думали только о краткосрочных перспективах, поскольку они слишком буквально воспринимают знаменитое высказывание Джона Мейнарда Кейнса: "В долгосрочной перспективе мы все умрем". Free-market ideologues don’t want governments to think at all; and Keynesians want governments to think only about the short run, because they take to an extreme John Maynard Keynes’ famous quip, “In the long run we are all dead.”
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