corpse
英 [kɔːps]
美 [kɔːrps]
n. 尸体; (尤指人的)死尸,尸首
v. (使戏剧演员因忘记台词或止不住笑而)演出僵住
复数:corpses
Collins.2 / BNC.5143 / COCA.5559
牛津词典
noun
- 尸体;(尤指人的)死尸,尸首
a dead body, especially of a human
verb
- (使戏剧演员因忘记台词或止不住笑而)演出僵住
(in the theatre) to suddenly be unable to act, because you have forgotten your words or are laughing; to cause sb to do this
柯林斯词典
- (尤指人的)尸体
Acorpseis a dead body, especially the body of a human being.
英英释义
noun
- the dead body of a human being
- the cadaver was intended for dissection
- the end of the police search was the discovery of a corpse
- the murderer confessed that he threw the stiff in the river
- honor comes to bless the turf that wraps their clay
双语例句
- He pulled the corpse out and reported this to the royal.
他把尸体拉到岸上,把这事报给了皇室。 - I am dead, but without a corpse.
我死去了,只是没有一具尸体。 - I'll see your corpse, yeah!
我来看看你的尸体,是啊! - A fragile corpse was born in a defiled and unclean darkness, where he slumbered for decades.
一具易破碎的尸体出生在一种污染和不洁的黑暗,在其中他几十年来睡眠。 - What a clever corpse am I!
我这个聪明的尸体! - And, the most amazing thing is that they bring along their mother's corpse along the journey.
而且,更惊人的是他们还带上了他们母亲的尸体上路。 - Embrace me! the corpse said.
拥抱我吧!尸体说话了。 - The New Year's sun rose upon a little corpse!
新年的太阳升起来了,照着那小小的尸体! - On Easter morning she went with two other women to anoint the corpse and found the tomb empty.
在复活节这天早上,她与另外两名妇女去为耶稣的尸体施涂油礼,发现坟墓已空。 - As a corpse, I no longer exist.
作为尸体我是不存在的。