Definition of death toll in English:

death toll

noun

The number of deaths resulting from a particular cause.
死亡人数
this brought the death toll from cross-border clashes to eighteen
Example sentencesExamples
- Forty-two people from various nations were wounded but the death toll could rise.
- Police believe action must be taken now to stop the death toll rising further.
- The death toll this month from the floods rose to 75 with nine more deaths reported.
- Authorities have yet to release an official death toll, and an authoritative figure may be weeks away.
- Cross-border firing and separatist militancy have left a death toll running into tens of thousands.
- This figure will likely rise much higher as the death toll in Louisiana is counted.
- If it happens, the death toll could be many times that of the recent SARS epidemic.
- Despite considerable investment and continued efforts to improve safety, the death toll is rising.
- The death toll for U.S. forces so far this month is the lowest in more than a year.
- Thankfully, this time there was a smaller death toll, but in every other respect it was the grimmest of warnings.
- But the scale of the death toll is something many of us have never seen before.
- As we speak, the total death toll is still unclear, but it amounts to several thousands.
- The two separate crashes bring the death toll on the county's roads this year to 85.
- The death toll from obesity is expected to top that from smoking in the next 10 to 15 years.
- The death toll of people trapped by incoming tides on the night of February 5 now stands at 20.
- The death toll is certain to soar as the floods are pumped out and rescue workers enter houses that were filled with water.
- It was not immediately clear if the bombers were included in the death toll.
- Meanwhile the death toll amongst British holidaymakers has now reached the 200 mark.
- It is time every road user woke up to this appalling situation, and did all in their power to reduce the death toll.
- It will campaign to raise awareness of liver disease and try to reduce the annual death toll of 7,500.
Synonyms
casualty, fatality, mortality, victim

Definition of death toll in US English:

death toll

nounˈdɛθ ˈˌtoʊlˈdeTH ˈˌtōl

The number of deaths resulting from a particular cause, especially an accident, battle, or natural disaster.
死亡人数
this brought the death toll from cross-border clashes to eighteen
Example sentencesExamples
- The death toll this month from the floods rose to 75 with nine more deaths reported.
- This figure will likely rise much higher as the death toll in Louisiana is counted.
- But the scale of the death toll is something many of us have never seen before.
- Forty-two people from various nations were wounded but the death toll could rise.
- Thankfully, this time there was a smaller death toll, but in every other respect it was the grimmest of warnings.
- The two separate crashes bring the death toll on the county's roads this year to 85.
- It was not immediately clear if the bombers were included in the death toll.
- Authorities have yet to release an official death toll, and an authoritative figure may be weeks away.
- The death toll for U.S. forces so far this month is the lowest in more than a year.
- Police believe action must be taken now to stop the death toll rising further.
- It is time every road user woke up to this appalling situation, and did all in their power to reduce the death toll.
- Cross-border firing and separatist militancy have left a death toll running into tens of thousands.
- Meanwhile the death toll amongst British holidaymakers has now reached the 200 mark.
- The death toll from obesity is expected to top that from smoking in the next 10 to 15 years.
- Despite considerable investment and continued efforts to improve safety, the death toll is rising.
- The death toll of people trapped by incoming tides on the night of February 5 now stands at 20.
- As we speak, the total death toll is still unclear, but it amounts to several thousands.
- It will campaign to raise awareness of liver disease and try to reduce the annual death toll of 7,500.
- If it happens, the death toll could be many times that of the recent SARS epidemic.
- The death toll is certain to soar as the floods are pumped out and rescue workers enter houses that were filled with water.
Synonyms
casualty, fatality, mortality, victim

词汇	death toll
释义	Definition of death toll in English: death toll noun The number of deaths resulting from a particular cause. 死亡人数 this brought the death toll from cross-border clashes to eighteen Example sentencesExamples Forty-two people from various nations were wounded but the death toll could rise. Police believe action must be taken now to stop the death toll rising further. The death toll this month from the floods rose to 75 with nine more deaths reported. Authorities have yet to release an official death toll, and an authoritative figure may be weeks away. Cross-border firing and separatist militancy have left a death toll running into tens of thousands. This figure will likely rise much higher as the death toll in Louisiana is counted. If it happens, the death toll could be many times that of the recent SARS epidemic. Despite considerable investment and continued efforts to improve safety, the death toll is rising. The death toll for U.S. forces so far this month is the lowest in more than a year. Thankfully, this time there was a smaller death toll, but in every other respect it was the grimmest of warnings. But the scale of the death toll is something many of us have never seen before. As we speak, the total death toll is still unclear, but it amounts to several thousands. The two separate crashes bring the death toll on the county's roads this year to 85. The death toll from obesity is expected to top that from smoking in the next 10 to 15 years. The death toll of people trapped by incoming tides on the night of February 5 now stands at 20. The death toll is certain to soar as the floods are pumped out and rescue workers enter houses that were filled with water. It was not immediately clear if the bombers were included in the death toll. Meanwhile the death toll amongst British holidaymakers has now reached the 200 mark. It is time every road user woke up to this appalling situation, and did all in their power to reduce the death toll. It will campaign to raise awareness of liver disease and try to reduce the annual death toll of 7,500. Synonyms casualty, fatality, mortality, victim Definition of death toll in US English: death toll nounˈdɛθ ˈˌtoʊlˈdeTH ˈˌtōl The number of deaths resulting from a particular cause, especially an accident, battle, or natural disaster. 死亡人数 this brought the death toll from cross-border clashes to eighteen Example sentencesExamples The death toll this month from the floods rose to 75 with nine more deaths reported. This figure will likely rise much higher as the death toll in Louisiana is counted. But the scale of the death toll is something many of us have never seen before. Forty-two people from various nations were wounded but the death toll could rise. Thankfully, this time there was a smaller death toll, but in every other respect it was the grimmest of warnings. The two separate crashes bring the death toll on the county's roads this year to 85. It was not immediately clear if the bombers were included in the death toll. Authorities have yet to release an official death toll, and an authoritative figure may be weeks away. The death toll for U.S. forces so far this month is the lowest in more than a year. Police believe action must be taken now to stop the death toll rising further. It is time every road user woke up to this appalling situation, and did all in their power to reduce the death toll. Cross-border firing and separatist militancy have left a death toll running into tens of thousands. Meanwhile the death toll amongst British holidaymakers has now reached the 200 mark. The death toll from obesity is expected to top that from smoking in the next 10 to 15 years. Despite considerable investment and continued efforts to improve safety, the death toll is rising. The death toll of people trapped by incoming tides on the night of February 5 now stands at 20. As we speak, the total death toll is still unclear, but it amounts to several thousands. It will campaign to raise awareness of liver disease and try to reduce the annual death toll of 7,500. If it happens, the death toll could be many times that of the recent SARS epidemic. The death toll is certain to soar as the floods are pumped out and rescue workers enter houses that were filled with water. Synonyms casualty, fatality, mortality, victim
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