Tomb Meaning in English
word
/ˈtum/
toom
/tˈuːm/
toom
释义
A tomb is a large structure or space built to hold the body or remains of a dead person, usually an important or wealthy individual.
用法与细微差别
Usually refers to above-ground burial structures, not simple graves; often found in historical, religious, or archaeological contexts. Common phrases: 'royal tomb,' 'family tomb,' 'ancient tomb.' Not used for pet graves.
Spanish: tumbaPortuguese (BR): túmuloPortuguese (PT): túmuloChinese (Simplified): 坟墓Chinese (Traditional): 墳墓Hindi: कब्र - समाधिArabic: قبرBengali: সমাধি - কবর (বড় ধরনের)Russian: гробницаJapanese: 墓 - 墓所Vietnamese: lăng mộ - mộ lớnKorean: 무덤 - 묘Turkish: türbe - anıt mezarUrdu: مقبرہIndonesian: makam - makam besar - makam megah
例句
The king was buried in a large tomb.
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We visited the ancient tomb during our field trip.
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Roses were placed on the tomb.
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The pharaoh's tomb was filled with treasures and secret passages.
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Tourists come from all over the world to see the famous tomb.
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Local legends say the haunted tomb glows at midnight.
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