entombment

entombment

美 [ɛn'tummənt] 　英 [en'tu:mmənt]

• n.埋存
• 网络埋葬耶稣；埋葬基督；下葬

英汉解释

n.

1. 埋存

例句

The entombment in London attracted over one million people within a week to pay their respects at the unknown soldier's tomb.

伦敦冢在吸引无名战士墓超过百万人在一周内支付他们的敬意。

Its emergence from entombment as a chrysalis may have inspired ideas about human resurrection.

从蛹的埋葬里破茧而出能让人得到人类复活一样的灵感。

Mausoleum: Large, impressive tomb, especially a stone Building with places for entombment of the dead aboveground.

陵墓：大型庄严的墓葬建筑，尤指石头堆砌的埋葬死者的地上建筑。

He was the first pharaoh to receive such entombment in more than 500 years.

他是500多年来第一位如此埋葬的法老。