afterlife

英 [ˈɑːftəlaɪf]

美 [ˈæftərlaɪf]

n.  阴世; 死后(灵魂的)生活

BNC.23753 / COCA.14038

牛津词典

noun

• 阴世；死后（灵魂的）生活
  a life that some people believe exists after death

柯林斯词典

• 来世；来生
  Theafterlifeis a life that some people believe begins when you die, for example a life in heaven or as another person or animal.

英英释义

noun

• life after death
  Synonym:hereafter

双语例句

• They all have need for me, and I have no time to brood over the afterlife.
  他们都需要我，我没有时间去冥想来生。
• Although most archeologists agree that the Egyptians believed that these things would be useful in the afterlife.
  尽管大多数考古学家承认埃及人认为这些东西在人死后灵魂的生活中是有用的。
• Hope that the afterlife, and you can always together.
  希望来世，能和你永远。
• There is no heaven or afterlife for broken down computers;
  对于已经坏了的电脑，无所谓天堂或是来生而言；
• Humanists do not believe in an afterlife or immortality.
  人本主义者不相信来世和永生。
• I don't believe in an afterlife, but as my mother died, I truly understood that being dead is no more frightening than being asleep, which I love.
  我不信来生，但是，当我母亲死后，我真地发现死亡的可怕无非和睡着了时一样，我喜欢睡觉。
• This meant building complex burial structures that could help guarantee they would live forever in the afterlife.
  这意味着建造一个复杂的埋葬结构可以帮助他们确信他们会在死后得到永生。
• In the Middle Ages, Christianity taught that true happiness would not be found until the afterlife.
  在中世纪，基督教教导说，真正的幸福就不会发现，直到来世。
• Your family will meet you in the afterlife.
  你的家人会在黄泉路上与你相会的。
• Come here! I'll teach you all about the afterlife.
  快过来吧！我会告诉你们有关来世的一切。