Examples of using Technically dead in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
I'm technically dead.
Good news, he's not technically dead.
To a technically dead man?
She was, for a few minutes, technically dead.
I was technically dead.
I mean, you are, after all, technically dead.
He was technically… dead.
You don't need a will if she's not technically dead.
You're technically dead.- I realize that.
We all know Mubarak is technically dead.
I was technically dead for, like, two minutes.
I went to Jefferson, andfor a place that houses only technically dead patients, they make it very difficult to get in.
He was technically dead for a brief period of time.
So it's a common universal experience that happens to people who are either near or close to death, or even technically dead.
Yes, she is technically dead, Dad.
But he's technically dead, which means you're gonna have to dig him up.
She would already been technically dead for three minutes.
In fact, I was technically dead for about six minutes.
Paramedics said I was technically dead for 97 seconds.
The patient was technically dead for over a minute.
Analogical radio transmission is technically dead, as obsolete as the small roof of an apartment.
Immortus shot Caulder and while he was technically dead, his robot surgeon removed the bomb and revived him.
Only a live vibrating spirit is capable of overcoming the immeasurable distances of the material universe,not a technically dead or heavy spirit that can barely make a tiny vehicle run around a few miserable kilometers on Mars that is stuck to Earth in astronomical terms.
He was dead, technically speaking.
Technically not dead, but we're not dating.
Hayley, your blood weakened her, but you have technically been dead for years.
He's dead, although technically he's still my friend.