gravestone

英 [ˈɡreɪvstəʊn]

美 [ˈɡreɪvstoʊn]

n. 墓碑

复数：gravestones　

BNC.20816 / COCA.18519

牛津词典

noun

墓碑
a stone that is put on a grave in a vertical position, showing the name, etc. of the person buried there

墓碑
Agravestoneis a large stone with words carved into it, which is placed on a grave.

noun

81. On Revenue Avenue, the grave traveler jumped the gravestone bravely.
81.在税收大道上，严肃的旅行者勇敢地跳过墓碑。
If marriage is love's gravestone, then those who do not marry die in unnamed graves.
如果婚姻是爱情的坟墓，没有婚姻就是死无葬身之地。
But I won't even get my name on my gravestone.
但是我们甚至不能在墓碑上刻上名字。
As we were not sure of his age or anything else about him, there is only one word on his gravestone& Heathcliff.
因为我们不知道他确切年龄或其他情况，所以墓碑上只有一个字&希斯克利夫。
Time and weather have worn off the name on the gravestone.
天长日久的风雨冲蚀了墓碑上的名字。
The letters on the gravestone have worn away with time.
墓碑上的字母随着时间已经磨掉了。
On the gravestone it says I told you I was sick.
墓碑上刻着，我告诉过你我那时病了。
Gravestone of Fataaki, king of Nieue, outside Ekalesia Church.
新教教堂外的纽埃国王法塔基的墓碑。
From the gravestone, a man named Li Dong was buried in the ancient tomb of the Ming dynasty.
从墓表看，这座明代古墓埋着一个名叫李东的人。
Fortunately, however, several gravestone epitaphs excavated after liberation in1949 have provided the most significant clues to look into their lives.
幸好解放后新出土的数方高氏碑志，为此提供了重要线索。