"mummify" 怎么发音
word
ˈməməˌfaɪ
MUH-muh-fy
mˈʌmɪfˌaɪ
MUM-ih-fy
释义
To preserve a dead body by removing moisture and treating it with chemicals or natural processes, so that it does not decay, often for burial or ritual purposes. It can also mean to dry out something so that it resembles a mummy.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈməməˌfaɪ
英式英语
mˈʌmɪfˌaɪ
简化发音
美式
MUH-muh-fy
英式
MUM-ih-fy
语境中听
The ancient Egyptians mummified their kings.
They learned how to mummify a body in history class.
Some cultures mummify animals as well as people.
That old orange in the fridge is so dry, it looks totally mummified.