burial

英 [ˈberiəl]

美 [ˈberiəl]

n.  埋葬; 葬礼

复数：burials　

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牛津词典

noun

• 埋葬；葬礼
  the act or ceremony of burying a dead body
  1. a burial place/mound/site
     安葬地；坟头；坟地
  2. Her body was sent home for burial.
     她的尸骨已运回家乡安葬。
  3. His family insisted he should be given a proper burial.
     他的家人坚持要为他举行适当的葬礼。

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 葬礼；埋葬
  Aburialis the act or ceremony of putting a dead body into a grave in the ground.
  1. The priest prepared the body for burial...
     牧师给死者作安葬准备。
  2. He can have a decent burial.
     他会有个体面的葬礼。

英英释义

noun

• concealing something under the ground
  Synonym:burying
• the ritual placing of a corpse in a grave
  Synonym:entombmentinhumationintermentsepulture

双语例句

• Of the tomb's four rooms, only the walls of the burial chamber are decorated.
  墓内的四个房间，只有墓室的墙面有装饰。
• The bones were disinterred and moved to a burial site.
  尸骨被刨出，移到了墓地。
• In New China, care during childbirth, old age and illness, as well as burial arrangements, are all guaranteed for the labouring people.
  在新中国，劳动人民生老病死都有依靠。
• She accompanied him in Galilee, and she witnessed his crucifixion and burial.
  她陪同耶稣到加利利，目睹了他受刑和被埋葬的过程。
• He can have a decent burial.
  他会有个体面的葬礼。
• Trenching, burial and protection details;
  挖沟、埋设和保护详图；
• Archaeologists found a sarcophagus in the burial chamber.
  考古学家在墓室发现了一口古代石棺。
• In addition, it must be remembered that this was a private burial ground, not a public cemetery.
  此外，必须记住，这是一个私人墓地，而不是一个公共墓地。
• The burial of the king means the end of the old era.
  埋了国王，结束了一个旧的时代。
• They rushed the burial through so no evidence would show up.
  他们仓促举行了葬礼，掩盖了所有证据。