afterlife

英 [ˈɑːftəlaɪf]

美 [ˈæftərlaɪf]

n. 阴世; 死后(灵魂的)生活

BNC.23753 / COCA.14038

牛津词典

noun

来世；来生
Theafterlifeis a life that some people believe begins when you die, for example a life in heaven or as another person or animal.

noun

In the Middle Ages, Christianity taught that true happiness would not be found until the afterlife.
在中世纪，基督教教导说，真正的幸福就不会发现，直到来世。
If you wish to know more of the afterlife, Veyer, just continue to disobey me.
魔王如果你希望了解更多有关亡魂的情况，维亚尔，那你就继续违抗我的命令吧。
Solar boats played an important role in story of the afterlife in ancient Egyptian mythology.
太阳船在古埃及神话中扮演了一个重要的角色。
You know, the Egyptians were very concerned about afterlife?
你知道，埃及人非常关心，人的来世？
It was believed to be their only hope for the afterlife.
这被以为是他们对来世的独一但愿。
If there is afterlife, I am still your beautiful bride.
如果有来世，我依旧是你最美的新娘。
We are doing the afterlife and sisters, remember!
我们来世在做姐妹，记住了！
Happiness was not welcome to Catholics or Protestants: the goal was to redeem yourself from original sin, gain salvation and be happy in the afterlife.
天主教和新教并不欢迎现世的幸福，它们倡导赎清原罪，以在来世获得救赎和幸福。
Humanists do not believe in an afterlife or immortality.
人本主义者不相信来世和永生。
How are God and the afterlife different?
上帝和来世的生活有什麽不同的？