Muera (en. Dies)
/ˈmweɾa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Expression of the desire or possibility for someone or something to die.
I hope that no one dies in this accident.
Espero que no muera nadie en este accidente.
Used in hypothetical or uncertain situations regarding death.
I wish that hope never dies.
Quisiera que nunca muera la esperanza.
A form of suggestion or indirect command that implies an action of dying.
It is sad that he dies alone.
Es triste que él muera en soledad.
Etymology
It comes from the Latin 'mori', which means to die.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Let the evil die
Expression indicating a wish for the death of evils or adverse situations.
Que muera el mal
I don't want the illusion to die
Desire for hope or positive expectation to remain alive.
No quiero que muera la ilusión
Related Words
die
Cessation of the vital functions of a living being.
morir
pass away
More formal synonym for die.
fallecer
cease to exist
To stop existing or to gradually disappear.
extinguirse
Slang Meanings
Expression of a desire for someone to distance themselves from a complicated situation.
If this mess isn't resolved, let the relationship die.
Si este lío no se resuelve, que muera la relación.
Metaphorical use to indicate that something has failed or has come to an end.
That project is so bad that it can already die.
Ese proyecto está tan mal que ya puede morir.