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yield up the ghost
Language:
Meanings:
1.
historical British English
biblical English
archaic
biblical
formal
To die; to surrender life or breath, especially in biblical or traditional contexts.
2.
general English (literary)
figurative
literary
To cease functioning or to be completely destroyed or broken, applied figuratively to objects or systems.
Examples:
EN:
Jacob did not yield up the ghost until he had delivered the last sentence of admonition and benediction to his twelve sons.
TE:
మా వాడు పన్నెండో తరగతి పరీక్షలు రాయాల్సి ఉండగా జమ్ము వెళ్లిన అతడు తిరిగి రాలేదన్నాడు.
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