cenotaph
英 [ˈsenətɑ:f] 美 [ˈsenətæf]

n.

纪念碑，衣冠冢，纪念塔；

变形

复数：cenotaphs

英英释义

cenotaph[ 'senəutɑ:f ]

• n.a monument built to honor soldiers who died in a war

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The Queen paid homage to the victims of two world wars by laying a wreath on the Cenotaph.
   女王向纪念碑了献花圈，以此向两次世界大战这中的牺牲者们表示敬意。
2. The cenotaph stands as a remembrance of those killed during the war.
   矗立着的纪念碑是对战争中死难者的纪念。
3. They have not found his body, so they just make a cenotaph for him.
   他死后没有找到尸体,只能做了一个衣冠冢。

权威例句

Lutyens's Cenotaph
The cenotaph of Seti I at Abydos
The Secret of the Cenotaph
The cenotaph of Seti I at Abydos, Volume 1, Text
Recording and Visualization of the Cenotaph of German Emperor Maximilian I
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ARCHIVAL DISPLAY IN A CENOTAPH MEMORIAL FACILITY
The afterlives and memory politics of the Ipoh Cenotaph in Perak, Malaysia
The great Heddekashun war: a life historical cenotaph for an unknown teacher
Social integration, a sense of belonging and the Cenotaph Service: old soldiers reminisce about Remembrance.
Manipulating the metonymic: the politics of civic identity and the Bristol Cenotaph, 1919–1932