tombstones

英 [ˈtuːmstəʊnz]

美 [ˈtumˌstoʊnz]

n.  墓碑
tombstone的复数

柯林斯词典

• 墓碑;墓石
  Atombstoneis a large stone with words carved into it, which is placed on a grave.

双语例句

• Wherefore have we come hither to set up our own tombstones in a wilderness?
  我们为什么要来到此地，在荒山野地之中树起我们的墓碑？
• People had better learn all the time until kicking the bucket, the tombstones being their diplomas.
  大家应该永远的学习，到死方休，可以把墓碑视为毕业文凭。
• Those tombstones, some of them are over a hundred years old.
  那些墓碑，有些已经有100多年了。
• Note: only works on tombstones and has no effect on urns.
  注：只有作品埋葬骨灰并没有影响。
• It is rumored in Europe that you can now find tombstones in the U.S. reading 'To Our Beloved Son, Brother and, Like, Husband.'
  欧洲有传闻称，如今在美国甚至能发现有墓碑上写着ToOurBelovedSon，Brotherand，Like，Husband这样的碑文。
• The skull-and-crossbones crudely carved on the first tombstones was replaced by a winged cherub.
  最初粗糙地刻在墓碑上的骷髅与交叉的大腿骨图形，已为带翅膀的天使所代替。
• On tombstones you'll often see a mirror carved when it's a girl, a young girl who's buried at that tomb.
  在女孩的墓碑上经常刻有一面镜子，说明埋的是一个少女。
• TO one side of town was porch of ground with several tombstones.
  对镇的一边是地面门廊与几块墓碑。
• No longer are graveyard visitors limited to letters and numbers etched into tombstones.
  去墓地的人可以接触到的再也不仅仅是刻在碑石的字母和数字了。
• Historic documents and ancient tombstones all attest to this.
  历史文献及古代的墓碑都可以证实这一点。