gravestones

英 [ˈgreɪvstəʊnz]

美 [ˈgreɪvˌstoʊnz]

n.  墓碑
gravestone的复数

柯林斯词典

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

双语例句

• Gravestones can be removed, defaced, destroyed or simply ignored.
  墓碑可以被移位、表面会破损、会遭到毁坏，或者干脆无人理睬。
• It was easy to imagine, as I wandered among the gravestones, Miss Austen enjoying long walks through this landscape.
  走在墓石之间，我不禁想起奥斯汀小姐穿过这片美景悠然漫步的模样。
• He saw something written in black on the gravestones.
  他看见墓碑上有一些黑字写的东西。
• Sculptural elements were introduced to take the place of innumerable gravestones.
  设计中引进雕塑元素代替无数的墓石。
• Some times drunken people take the chance to get a good night's sleep around the gravestones.
  有时候，会有醉汉抓住机会在墓碑旁睡上一整晚。
• These gravestones and the inscriptions on them are valuable in the study of ancient history and religions.
  了解这些墓碑的内容，对滇西古代社会研究特别是古代宗教研究具有十分重要的意义。
• the moss-covered, topsy-turvy gravestones.
  长满苔藓、东倒西歪的墓碑
• Holding a torch, Paris walked carefully among the gravestones.
  巴利斯手持着火把，小心翼翼地走在墓碑之间。
• Once upon a time there lived a stone-cutter who went every day to a great rock in the side of a big mountain and cut out slabs for gravestones or for houses.
  从前有一位切石匠，他每天都会来到一座大山旁边的巨石前，切割下一块块的石板用以制作石碑或建造房屋。
• I like gravestones, since they seem natural, solid, timeless and ( usually) linked to a church.
  我喜欢墓碑，因为它们看起来自然、结实、亘古不变，而且（通常）与某个教堂联系在一起。