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"suicide" is the third person singular imperative of the verb suicidar. View conjugation.

suicide

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suicide
[ˈsʊɪsaɪd]
sustantivo
1suicidio (m)
  • to commit suicide -> suicidarse
  • suicide mission -> misión (f) suicida
  • suicide note -> = nota que deja un suicida

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suicide [sui-said]
sustantivo
1Suicidio, el acto de quitarse la vida.
2Suicida.
3Ruina política, social, o comercial que uno mismo se atrae o causa. (Figurado)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Suicidarse. (Vulgarismo) (n)

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suicide [ˈsuːɪsaɪd]
noun
1 (act) suicidio; (m)
to commit suicide suicidarse; it would be suicide to do that sería suicida hacer eso
it would be suicide to go across the bridge on foot the Republicans in the House felt it would be suicide to give up their no-new-taxes pledge
it would be political suicide to agree to this consentir esto supondría el suicidio político
it would be political suicide for the party to abstain
a case of attempted suicide un caso de intento de suicidio
2 (person) suicida; (m)
the vast majority of the suicides are young men...
modifier
suicide attempt (n) intento de suicidio; (m)
suicide bomber (n) terrorista suicida; (m)
suicide bombing (n) bombardeo suicida; (m)
suicide mission (n) misión suicida; (f)
suicide note (n) carta en que se explica el motivo del suicidio
suicide pact (n) pacto suicida; (m)
suicide rate (n) índice de suicidios; (m)
suicide squad (n) comando suicida; (m)

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suicidar
verbo:transitivo
(irónico) to murder; assassinate so as to convey an impression of suicide; (so as to convey an impression of suicide) fake the suicide of
verbo:pronominal
suicidarse to commit suicide; kill o.s.

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