死 sǐ Indicating an Extreme Degree

Literally, 死 sǐ means death but it can be placed after an adjective, 死 sǐ can served as a complement to indicate an extreme degree of the condition named by the adjective. For example,

• 打针疼死了。It's extremely painful to get a shot. 

• 我饿死了。 I'm starving. 
• 今天热死了。It's awfully hot today.

• 我吃了很多，撑死了。I ate a lot and I feel extremely full.

死 sǐ often follows an adjective with a pejorative meaning and therefore the combination carries a negative connotation, as shown in the examples above. Occasionally, however, it may also be sued in a positive contexts. For example, 

• 知道这件事，他高兴死了。

However, most complimentary adjectives can not be followed by 死 sǐ. People seldom say:

• 这件裙子漂亮死了。
• 今天天气好死了。

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2. 冷

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4. 贵

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