she isn't dying

06:04 Sep 13, 2000
English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: she isn't dying
we have to write a sentence in spanish and i don't know how to translate it.
jessica sue


Summary of answers provided
naNo se esta muriendo
Agua
na"no va a morir"
Bri (X)
naElla no está muriendo
Cristina Ferrari de Damm (X)
nano está al borde de la muerte
Intergraf
nano esta pereciendo/muriendo
David Salcedo
naella no está muriendo
Aeon


  

Answers


1 min
No se esta muriendo


Explanation:
or "No esta muriendose" (with accents on the "a" in "esta" and on the "e" in "muriendose".

Good luck,
Agua

Agua
Spain
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 131

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Maria Karra
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23 mins
"no va a morir"


Explanation:
It implies an idea of near future. She is not dying and she will not die by now

Bri (X)
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1 hr
Ella no está muriendo


Explanation:
Good luck
Cris

Cristina Ferrari de Damm (X)
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 38
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5 hrs
no está al borde de la muerte


Explanation:
I would suggest using the expression "estar al borde de la muerte" ("to be at death's door") in the negative as a more generic or middle-of-the-road alternative.

Much would depend on context, of course.


    Reference: http://wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=death
Intergraf
Local time: 12:30
PRO pts in pair: 147
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9 hrs
no esta pereciendo/muriendo


Explanation:
Good luck

David Salcedo
PRO pts in pair: 13
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17 hrs
ella no está muriendo


Explanation:
ella means she,no esta means isnt and muriendois is dying,

Aeon
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