kill

US /kɪl/

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UK /kɪl/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause someone to experience a lot of pain

These shoes will kill me later in the evening, they are so tight

v.t.Transitive VerbTo end the life of a person or other living thing

Mom, why do people kill animals to eat them?

n.NounAnimal killed by a person or other animal

The bear dragged its kill back to the cave

v.t.Transitive VerbTo be very funny

Her jokes will kill you, I am telling you, she’s so funny

v.t.Transitive VerbTo prevent something from continuing or operating

You have to kill the app as it has crashed

v.t.Transitive VerbTo do something unimportant to pass time quickly

The flight was delayed so I read a book to kill time

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For instance, "murder" is a thick concept that contains a description – it means to kill someone.
For instance, "murder" is a thick concept that contains a description – it means to kill someone.

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gonna kill them don't really have a big night for me but let me try to go
gonna kill them don't really have a big night for me but let me try to go

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They kill crop eating insects and pests.
They kill crop eating insects and pests.

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Can pure oxygen kill you?
Can pure oxygen kill you?
As a result, our immune system doesn't recognize the red blood cells and begins to kill them.
As a result, our immune system doesn't recognize the red blood cells and begins to kill them.

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The energy released in this collision would kill everything on the small planet.
The energy released in this collision would kill everything on the small planet.

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It's nice to take off my armor, let them kill me right away
It's nice to take off my armor, let them kill me right away