mortician

mortician

美 [mɔrˈtɪʃ(ə)n] 　英 [mɔː(r)ˈtɪʃ(ə)n]

• n.〈美〉承办丧葬的人；殡仪业者
• 网络殡葬业者；殡仪工；承办殡葬的人

词形变化

复数：morticians  

英汉双解

— see also undertaker

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈美〉承办丧葬的人;殡仪业者

英英解释

n.	1. someone whose job is to arrange funerals and prepare dead bodies for being buried

例句

As a mortician's assistant, he ate the flesh of autopsy bodies, as well as taking parts of their flesh home with him.

他是一个殡仪业者的助手，他吃掉尸体的血肉，同时他也会把一部分肉带回家里。

The audience sees a mortician after hours in the morgue, as he mutilates the corpse of a young woman who died in a car crash.

观众看到一个殡仪馆馆员在太平间很长时间，因为一位年轻妇女死于车祸，他在太平间残害妇女的尸体。

The job of mortician technically isn't dangerous, unless you believe hanging out with dead people all the time muddles your chakras.

从理论上讲，殡仪业者的工作并不危险，除非你相信一直与死人打交道会搅乱你的“能量轮”。

This was to Phil Hare, a Democratic congressman from Illinois who once considered becoming a mortician.

这个问题是提给伊利诺斯州民主党议员费尔·哈尔的，他曾被认为作过殡仪人员。

And no mortician is going to help you bury your pet rabbit.

同时也没有如妈妈一样的殡仪师愿意帮你埋葬死去的宠物兔子。

I gingerly took the skirt from him, and placed it in the pile of clothes that we were taking down to the mortician.

我小心翼翼地从他手里接过裙子，把它放在要送给殡葬承办人的那堆衣服当中。

The mortician was surprised to find scars from wounds and a withered leg.

殡仪馆的人惊讶地发现他身上累累的伤疤和萎缩的腿。

Regal Staff of the Court Mortician

宫廷送葬者王室之杖

the mortician of love, sent from above,

爱的送葬者，被上天派来的