hearses

hearses

美 [hɜrs] 　英 [hɜː(r)s]

• n.灵车；棺台；【天主】条案形蜡烛排架
• v.用灵车装运；埋葬
• 网络棺柩

词形变化

复数：hearses  

英汉解释

n.	1. 灵车 2. 〈古〉棺架,棺台 3. 【天主】条案形蜡烛排架
v.	1. 用灵车装运;埋葬

英英解释

n.	1. a large car used for carrying a dead person in a coffin

例句

Zhou was taken to a hospital followed by another two hearses, whose drivers asked if she had died.

后来，她终于被送到医院，却又有两辆殡仪车追来问她死了没有。

Crowds threw flowers as the hearses passed through the streets to the cathedral which is the burial place of Polish kings and statesmen.

当灵车缓缓经过街道前往埋葬波兰国王和政要的大教堂时，人们纷纷献上鲜花。

The tattoo artist from Harold Hill, near Romford in Essex, normally customises hearses in his spare time.

这位来自埃塞克斯郡罗姆福德附近的哈罗德山的纹身艺术家，在他闲暇时光里常常定做灵车。

That can mean sharing hearses, or using home-grown flowers and coffins made with cardboard (pictured) or willow, which biodegrade easily.

这就意味着共用灵车，使用自家栽种的鲜花和用容易降解的硬纸板或柳木做成的棺材。

Kiwis register cars as hearses

新西兰人把汽车登记成灵车

except emergency vehicles , hearses and vehicles taking part in funeral processions

紧急救援车辆灵车及送丧行列的车辆除外