deathtrap
ˈdɛθˌtræp
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Definition of deathtrap - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
dangerous placeRareextremely dangerous location or structureRare
  • The old bridge is a deathtrap for drivers.
hazard peril
2.
story plotRareplot device where a hero faces a deadly situationRare
  • The villain set a deathtrap for the hero in the cave.
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Origin of deathtrap

English, death (end of life) + trap (device for catching)

Examples of deathtrap in a sentence

  • That narrow alley is a deathtrap at night.
  • The movie's climax involved a complex deathtrap.
  • The detective had to escape a cunning deathtrap.

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  1. French:piège mortel, traquenard, ...
  2. German:Todesfalle, Falle, ...
  3. Italian:trappola mortale, trappola letale, ...
  4. Spanish:trampa mortal, situación letal, ...
  5. Portuguese:armadilha mortal, cilada mortal, ...
  6. Chinese:死亡陷阱, ...
  7. Japanese:デストラップ, ...
  8. Arabic:فَخّ الْمَوْت, فَخّ مُمِيت, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַלְכּוֹדֶת מָוֶת, ...
  10. Russian:ловушка смерти, смертельная ловушка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пастка смерті, смертельна пастка, ...
  12. Hindi:डेथट्रैप, घातक जाल, ...

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