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Meanings of kill in English
Usage of kill in English
1
Despite a shoot-to-kill policy on the border, thousands still leave each month.
2
We gathered round the kill; it was quite fresh; a young buffalo.
3
That is, the defender may shoot to kill; the offender may not.
4
The braves were holding a hunting dance in honor of the kill.
5
I have seen them kill rabbits in the dusk of the evening.
6
I know nothing of the treasure; kill me and make an end.
7
You know they kill the devil there the second week in June.
8
Now ye may kill me; the sooner ye do so, the better.
9
Similarly, the husband might kill the adulterer, if caught in the act.
10
I'd lie for him; I'd steal for him; I'd kill for him.
11
In the morning your husbands and brothers and sweethearts we shall kill.
12
The man answered: I do not kill; I am not making war.
13
With the arsenate you apply it once and kill all the brood.
14
I shall kill myself on the top-hung window, alone in the realization.
15
The pygmies eat the flesh of some of the animals they kill.
16
Perhaps the natives will kill and eat the gentleman with the bag.
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