Mueran (en. Die)

/mweɾan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the death of several beings.

They may die if they don't receive help in time.

Es posible que mueran si no reciben ayuda a tiempo.

Used in conditional or wish sentences.

Even if they die, their legacy will live on forever.

Aunque mueran, su legado vivirá para siempre.

Expresses a wish or fear about the death of others.

I'm worried that they will die in this confrontation.

Me preocupa que mueran en este enfrentamiento.

From Latin 'mori,' which means 'to die.'

I don't want them to die.

It expresses the wish that someone does not die.

No quiero que mueran

Let the doubts die.

Wish for uncertainties to come to an end.

Mueran las dudas

If they die, everything will be lost.

Warning about the consequences of death.

Si mueren, todo estará perdido

die

To stop living.

morir

death

The state of not living.

muerte

passing

Synonym for death, in a more formal context.

fallecimiento

Colloquial use to refer to death in humorous contexts.

When someone learns of a sad movie, they say: 'Let those scenes die!'

Cuando alguien se entera de una película triste, dice: '¡Que mueran esas escenas!'

Expression to wish for someone's failure.

In a competitive conversation, one might hear: 'Let their hopes of winning die!'

En una conversación competitiva se puede oír: '¡Que mueran sus esperanzas de ganar!'