dead body

英 [ded ˈbɒdi]

美 [ded ˈbɑːdi]

（人或动物的）死尸；尸体

法律

英英释义

noun

• a natural object consisting of a dead animal or person
  1. they found the body in the lake
  Synonym:body

双语例句

• After the court's on the spot examination, they determined that the dead body was him.
  经过法院的勘验，这确实是他的尸体。
• 'We'll have her over for dinner.' — 'Over my dead body!'
  “我们要请她过来吃饭。”——“休想！”
• When a will was discovered near the man's dead body, patricide was suspected.
  当男尸旁的遗嘱被发现时，人们便怀疑这是一桩杀父案。
• Looks like you'll be cleaning up a dead body today.
  看来你们今天要给他收尸了。
• What do you mean your mother is coming to stay for a week? over my dead body she is!
  你怎么敢说你母亲要来小住一周？除非我死，否则她休想来！
• If I was a dead body, where would I go?
  如果我是死尸，我该往哪走？
• The old man's dead body had already been laid inside a wooden coffin in the hall.
  老人的尸体已经被放在客厅中一个木质的棺材里。
• A dead body can have that effect on you.
  换了你，一具死尸也会造成这一效果。
• You are face to face with a dead body and you stay there and stay there.
  你跟一具死尸面对面绑在一起，你一直待在那里。
• There was a moment's silence,& it was evident that the doctor was examining the dead body.
  房间里沉寂了片刻，显然是医生在检查那尸体。