cemetery

英 [ˈsemətri]

美 [ˈseməteri]

n. (尤指不靠近教堂的)墓地，坟地，公墓

复数：cemeteries　

Collins.2 / BNC.5666 / COCA.4589

牛津词典

noun

（尤指不靠近教堂的）墓地，坟地，公墓
an area of land used for burying dead people, especially one that is not beside a church

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

noun

Friends and admirers crammed the chapel at the small Los Angeles cemetery where Monroe is buried.
朋友和仰慕者们挤进安葬梦露的洛杉矶小公墓的教堂里。
He admitted they went to the cemetery.
他都承认他们一起去墓地了。
After the hour-long service, his body was taken to a cemetery in the south of the city.
在长达一小时的悼念仪式结束后，他的遗体被抬到了城南的一所公墓。
We went to the cemetery with my daughter and found a sprig of acacia on the grave.
我和女儿去墓地的时候发现墓前放着一段小树枝和一朵金合欢。
There is Arlington National Cemetery!
那里是阿灵顿国家公墓！
I went to the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery to pay my respect to those revolutionary martyrs.
我去了八宝山革命公墓，祭奠那些革命烈士。
His remains were interred in the cemetery.
他的遗体葬在墓地。
I thought they'd bury us in the national cemetery.
我想他们要把我们安葬在国家公墓。
After ten years, the place had really changed and we were having trouble finding the cemetery.
十年过去了，这个地方和原来完全不同了，我们差点找不到这片公墓了。
He was buried in the cemetery.
他被葬在公墓。