funeral

美音：['fjun(ə)rəl] 英音：['fjuːn(ə)rəl]

简单释义：

n.葬礼；出殡；丧礼

adj.葬礼的；出殡用的；出殡时的

网络丧葬；丧事；白事

变形：

复数：funerals

完整释义：

1.葬礼,丧事
2.葬礼;送丧行列; 追悼会
3.出殡,送葬,殡葬
4.〔比喻〕不愉快的事;操心的事,有关系的事

adj.

1.葬礼的;出殡用的;出殡时的
2.火葬的
3.丧气
4.悼念的

例句：

Firth's face is a picture of misery in the opening scene, under his top hat, as if attending his own funeral.
科林费斯刚开场就流露出掩盖大礼帽下痛苦的表情，好像要参加自己的葬礼。
Larry was visibly moved by the gesture and slipped the prayer card from his mother's funeral into his shirt pocket.
拉里很显然被她感动了，然后把那张从他妈妈葬礼上得到的祷告卡片，塞进了他自己的衬衫口袋里。
Heidi wanted me to go with her to the funeral.
海蒂希望我陪她一起去参加葬礼。
I want you to think on this for a moment and get yourself into the frame of mind of attending a funeral of a dear one.
我希望你们能好好地思考这番话，然后想像自己去参加一个至亲好友的葬礼。
At the funeral she had refused to stand next to her husband and the next day she had left him.
在葬礼上，她拒绝站在丈夫旁边。第二天，她便离开了他。
The sixty-five-year, old woman, Kuttu Bai, sat on the funeral pyre with the head of her dead husband on her lap.
进行撒提的65岁妇女库土·白坐在火化的柴堆上，她死去的丈夫的头放在她的膝盖前。
They were a gift. I gave them freely to the fans and those who weren't able to come to his funeral.
照片是礼物，我把它们免费献给歌迷和那些无法参加葬礼的人们。
Almost all of our relatives agreed that this was the most touching funeral ceremony that they had ever attended.
几乎所有的亲友事后都说这是他们一生中叁加过最温馨的葬礼。

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