cemeteries

英 [ˈsɛmɪtriz]

美 [ˈsɛməˌtɛriz]

n.  (尤指不靠近教堂的)墓地，坟地，公墓
cemetery的复数

柯林斯词典

• 墓地;公墓;坟场
  Acemeteryis a place where dead people's bodies or their ashes are buried.

双语例句

• Thirteen of the missing sites across the country are tombs, cemeteries or commemorations.
  全国消失的遗迹中，有13处为墓穴、陵墓或纪念堂。
• Roman Britain had enjoyed an abundance of simple iron goods, documented by the many hob-nail boots and coffin-nails found in Roman cemeteries.
  罗马墓地中发现的许多柳钉靴子和棺材用铁钉表明，当时的英国拥有大量的简单铁制品。
• Traffic on the way to the cemeteries becomes extremely heavy.
  通往墓地的路上交通变得异常拥挤。
• Many desecrated shrines and cemeteries.
  许多被亵渎的神殿和墓地。
• The two were among a party of MEPs and Christian Orthodox clergymen who had crossed into the north on a tour of derelict Orthodox Christian churches and cemeteries there.
  两个人之间的欧洲议会议员和东正教神职人员党谁越过他进了北一废弃东正教教堂和墓地那里参观。
• In principle all units operating cemeteries shall not establish trans-provincial sales agencies.
  各公墓单位原则上不得跨省设立销售机构。
• They are the largest and best preserved imperial cemeteries in China.
  是中国最大的保存最完好的皇家墓地。
• The Natural Death Center provides a handbook that suggests environmental targets for cemeteries.
  自然死亡中心提供的一本手册上写了一些墓地的环保建议目标。
• Within cemeteries constructing facilities for feudal superstition and engaging in activities of feudal superstition shall be strictly prohibited.
  在公墓内，严禁构建封建迷信设施和从事封建迷信活动；
• Cemeteries are for everybody, the lagoon is mine alone.
  墓地是给每个人的，泻湖是我自己的。