Usage examples of "dies" in English with translation to Spanish

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It's a pity when somebody dies. Es una pena cuando alguien muere.
Everyone dies. I'll grow old too. Todo el mundo muere. Yo también envejeceré.
I want to visit Cuba before Castro dies. Quiero visitar Cuba antes de que se muera Castro.
I'll certainly be sad if he dies. Ciertamente, estaré triste si muere.
If a tree dies, plant another in its place. Si un árbol muere, planta otro en su lugar.
Who does the car belong to when the owner dies? ¿A quién le va a pertenecer el auto cuando el dueño muera?
It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. No importa como muere alguien, sino como vivió la vida.
The Italian language dies a little every time an anglophone orders "a panini". El italiano muere un poquito cada vez que un anglófono pide un "panini".
John says when he dies he doesn't want anyone to cry for him. John dice que no quiere que nadie llore por él cuando muera.
Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but the thing dies in the process and the innards are discouraging to any but the pure scientific mind. El humor, al igual que una rana, puede ser diseccionado, pero muere en el proceso, y su interior es desalentador para cualquiera excepto para la mente puramente científica.
I can't die here. No puedo morir aquí.
I would rather die than marry him. Preferiría morirme a casarme con él.
My brother-in-law died last Friday. Mi cuñado falleció el viernes.
Tom fell off the roof and died. Tom se cayó del tejado y falleció.
He saved the dying child by giving his blood. Él salvó al niño agonizante donando su sangre.
Without air we would die. Sin aire moriríamos.
I hate myself and I want to die. Me odio a mí mismo y quiero morirme.
In that interview, Antonio talks about his son that died a few years ago. En esa entrevista, Antonio habla de su hijo que falleció hace algunos años.
Did my father really die? ¿En serio mi padre murió?
He amassed a large fortune before he died. Él juntó una gran fortuna antes de morirse.
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