mortal
US
UK mortal n: (human being)
SC 人 rén
TC 人
TC 人
SC 凡人 rén，fán rén
SC 尘世之人 rén，chén shì zhī rén
I looked inside but there wasn't a mortal in sight.
mortal adj: (human, of finite lifespan)
SC 凡人的 fán rén de
SC 生命有限的 fán rén de ，shēng mìng yǒu xiàn de
SC 终将死亡的 fán rén de ，zhōng jiāng sǐ wáng de
Our mortal condition makes us interested in an afterlife.
mortal adj: (illness, wound: fatal, deadly) (伤，病痛)
SC 致命的，严重的 zhì mìng de ，yán zhòng de
TC 嚴重的
TC 嚴重的
The wound proved mortal: he died within half an hour.
mortal adj: (conflict: to the death)
SC 你死我活的 nǐ sǐ wǒ huó de
SC 不共戴天的 nǐ sǐ wǒ huó de ，bú gòng dài tiān de
They were engaged in mortal combat.
mortal remains npl: (corpse, dead body)
SC 死尸 sǐ shī
His mortal remains were submitted by the police for post-mortem examination.
mortal sin n: (Christianity: most serious moral offence) (基督教)
SC 不可饶恕的重罪 bù kě ráo shù de zhòng zuì
The preacher convinced her that she had committed a mortal sin and would be doomed to hell for eternity if she did not repent.
mortal wound n: (fatal injury)
SC 致命伤 zhì mìng shāng
TC 致命傷
TC 致命傷
The mortal wound was a bullet through the victim's heart.