英語 での Could die の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Children are suffering from severe acute malnutrition and could die if not urgently treated.
It was hard to understand how someone so young and talented could die so young.
If the current Ebola explosion continues, the global population may be in serious jeopardy and many millions could die.
It's getting hot in your car and your dog could die.
It estimates that if a widespread outbreak were to happen, around 200,000 people could be affected by a bacterial blood infection resistant to existing drugs, and 80,000 of these people could die.
To 40% of the population could develop symptoms of the strain commonly known as swine flu, and 30,000 to 90,000 could die, according to the report.
October, 2004 Dmtry Lvov, head of the Russian Virology Institute declares that up to one billion people around the world could die during the next pandemic.
fall off the balcony, you could die.
In October 2004, Dmitry Lvov, head of the Russian Virology Institute declared that up to one billion people around the world could die during the next pandemic.
Why would a doctor who had access to pharmaceuticals and could die peacefully shoot himself in the chest and throw himself in a river?
In a landmark report, the OECD said 2.4 million people could die from superbugs by 2050 and said the cost of treating such infections would balloon to an average of $3.5 billion(three billion euros) a year in each country included in its analysis.
In the report, the OECD said 2.4 million people could die from superbugs by 2050 and said the cost of treating such infections would balloon to an average of $3.5 billion a year in each country included in its analysis.
As Dr Ira Helfand of ICAN and Physicians for Social Responsibility, who is author of a recent study on nuclear-induced famine, explained that a billion people could die of starvation following a limited regional use of nuclear weapons. The most vulnerable, mainly women and children.
The OECD said 2.4 million people could die from superbugs by 2050 and said the cost of treating such infections would balloon to an average of $3.5 billion(three billion euros) a year in each country.
The WHO campaign pointed to numbers from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development estimating that some 2.4 million people could die over the next 30 years in Europe, North America and Australia due to superbug infections.
In a landmark report, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) said 2.4 million people could die from superbugs by 2050 and said the cost of treating such infections would balloon to an average of $3.5 billion(three billion euros) a year in each country included in its analysis(The Jakarta Post).
Anyone can die.
You can die now.
And then they can die.
And, they can die.