Examples of using Die off in English and their translations into Spanish
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all cells eventually die off.
Right from the get-go, there's gonna be a massive die off of dogs.
watching all the creatures die off.
he said that the poor die off when there's not much work about, which apparently is a good thing, or something like that.
the cells die off and the infection goes into remission.
Protocol for taking samples after mass die off events have been finalized
a process whereby cancer cells die off in a natural manner.
Tropical hibiscus have more plentiful blooms, but they die off after only 1-2 days.
Alternately H5N1 may subside naturally as infected animals die off, or it may mutate to a less aggressive form.
the bacteria die off, just like the first responders who leave after the fire is out.
Einstein A new theory never triumphs, it's just its opponents who die off.
while less-used neural pathways weaken and die off.
loved ones die off through the years.
the ecological disruption caused by the mass die off often persists long into the future.
Different disorders occur when particular, specialized cells in the circuit either stop working properly or die off.
the roots could die off through lack of oxygen.
in many cases crumble and then die off.
the roots could die off through lack of oxygen.
or even die off.
That's 10,000 times longer than the entire history of the universe… before these final longest-living red dwarf stars die off.