🇬🇧 Death meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Death is when a person, animal, or any living thing’s body stops working forever, so it can’t breathe, move, eat, or think anymore. The part that makes them alive is gone, and they don’t feel pain, hunger, or anything at all. The body stays here, but the life inside it has ended and does not come back.

My plant faked its death three times before finally giving up for real when I forgot to water it for a month.

When the teacher said, “Pop quiz,” I felt the instant death of my good mood.

The death of our Wi‑Fi turned the whole family into wandering zombies looking for bars of signal.

When my goldfish floated upside down and held the world-record for not blinking, Mom said that was a sign of death.

The death of a star is called a supernova, which is basically the universe throwing the biggest, brightest ‘goodbye’ party ever.

A girl finds a small bird on the path. The bird does not move. It is cold. She says, "Death." Her dad says, "Death." Her mom says, "Death." An old man says, "Death." They make a small box and put the bird in. They dig a hole, say goodbye, cry, and feel sad at the death.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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