Übersetzung für 'freezing to death' von Englisch nach Deutsch

freezing to death

erfrierend

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death from freezing

Kältetod {m}

Werbung

sensitive to freezing {adj} [postpos.]

frostempfindlich

sick to death {adj}

sterbenskrank

shaken to death {adj} {past-p}

totgeschüttelt [ugs. für: zu Tode geschüttelt]

to burn to death

den Flammentod sterben

to hound to death

zu Tode hetzenhunting

to put to death

töten lassen

shooting to death

Totschießen {n}

to shoot to death

totschießen

Death to traitors!

Tod allen Verrätern!

almost to death

fast bis zum Tod

tired to death {adj}

sterbensmüde [geh.]

bled to death {past-p}

ausgeblutet

verblutet

to trample to death

tottreten

tottrampeln [Tier]

to freeze to death

den Kältetod sterben [geh.] [erfrieren]

to starve to death

verhungern

hungers sterben [geh.] [verhungern]

to wound to death

tödlich verwunden

• And one cold winter night, Jacquou decides to kill himself by freezing to death (like his mother) in a cemetery beside a church.
• Lumpkin also rehashes the story of an entire herd of cattle freezing to death, similar to the legend behind the naming of Bone Valley.
• In the course of the episode, it also reanimates and takes control of a woman who died by freezing to death in a pond, and later still possesses the brain-dead body of its aide Dr.
• He was criticised for his failure to take suitable precaution against cold weather in the winter of 1928/1929 which led to some of the soldiers under his command freezing to death.
• Can they be rescued before freezing to death...

• Julián makes the decision to travel to the Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, where he and his wife first met, in order to scatter his wife's ashes and to follow his wife in death by ending his own life by freezing to death.
• Reacting to the scene of passengers freezing to death in the icy waters, he stated that he hoped his own father had not suffered for too long before dying.
• The independent film "We Are Kings" premiered in 2014, featuring Ryan as one of two down-on-their-luck teen musicians who are guided by an angel to save an elder bluesman from freezing to death.
• Temperatures slightly above freezing during hibernation allow Indiana bats to slow their metabolic rates as much as possible without the risk of freezing to death or using up fat too quickly.
• In "The Day After Tomorrow", Lester had a minor role as Simon, one of the three researchers who drink a toast of "twelve-year-old Scotch" shortly before freezing to death.

• without their star, most likely dooming them to freezing to death.
• A faster method is to travel by flying broomstick, whereby the city can be reached in a single day, though this may involve losing one's ears or freezing to death.
• According to jazz historian John Chilton (in his book "Who's Who of Jazz") Green's premature death was from passing out on his doorstep in Harlem on a cold February night after having been unable to get into his home, and thus freezing to death.
• Exhausted and slowly freezing to death, they acknowledge the futility of their distrust and share a bottle of Scotch whisky.
• In addition to discipline problems among the soldiers, there was a minor "mutiny" among the soldiers where a joint petition by most of the California Volunteers requested to withhold over $30,000 from their paychecks for the sole purpose of instead paying for naval passage to the eastern states, and to "serve their country in shooting traitors instead of eating rations and freezing to death around sage brush fires..."

• Johansen had disagreed with the early start and had to rescue a less experienced member of the party, Kristian Prestrud, from freezing to death on the return journey.
• During her last years, she became confused, and she died by freezing to death in the snow in the winter of 1859.
• Joeys at-foot also flee out of fear only to later die of the abovementioned (predation, stress, starvation, or exposure/freezing to death).