Moriré (en. I will die)

/moɾiˈɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicate that one will stop living at a later time.

I will die when I have fulfilled my dream.

Moriré cuando haya cumplido mi sueño.

Express the certainty that one will cease to exist in the future.

If I keep this up, I will die of stress.

Si sigo así, moriré de estrés.

Refer to how one will face death.

I will die fighting for what I believe in.

Moriré luchando por lo que creo.

From the Latin 'mori', meaning 'to die'.

to die laughing

To experience intense laughter, as if on the verge of death from laughing.

morir de risa

to die in the attempt

A phrase that denotes a total effort that is not achieved despite all sacrifices.

morir en el intento

to die of love

To experience deep emotional suffering due to unrequited or lost love.

morir de amor

death

Cessation of vital functions in a living being.

muerte

dead

That has died; lifeless.

muerto

fatality

Circumstance of something being inevitable, often related to death.

fatalidad

To die in the context of something that is very funny.

That joke made me die laughing.

Esa broma me hizo morir de risa.

To use 'to die' in an exaggerated sense to express emotion.

I'm dying for that new phone.

Me muero por ese nuevo teléfono.