the dead one or the death
You are dead, gringo! (gringo is a derogatory term by latin Americans for US English Speakers.)
Tonight is very hot but my heart is dead
It's dead.
From Spanish to English, it means: I charge the dead?
It means "bread of death", and is a traditionl sweet bread baked for the día de los muertos celbrations in Mexico.
Salt is used on an ofrenda to represent the purification of the souls of the deceased. It is believed to ward off evil spirits and protect the spiritual journey of the loved ones who have passed.
flower of the dead
My world is over.
Estoy muerto. The English phase "I'm dead" meaning "I am in deep trouble" would translate to I am a dead man. "Soy un muerto"
It means "bread of death".
Colloquial, "very hungry". Literal, "died of starvation".
The chicken is dead.