tombstone

英 [ˈtuːmstəʊn]

美 [ˈtuːmstoʊn]

n. 墓碑

复数：tombstones　

Collins.1 / BNC.19277 / COCA.13593

牛津词典

noun

墓碑
a large, flat stone that lies over a grave or stands at one end, that shows the name, age, etc. of the person buried there

墓碑;墓石
Atombstoneis a large stone with words carved into it, which is placed on a grave.

noun

There's a square depression in the center of the tombstone.
在墓碑石的中间有一个正方形的凹陷。
A lawyer named Strange was shopping for a tombstone.
一个姓Strange的律师去买墓碑。
Four fifths of the perjury in the world is expend on tombstone, women, and competitor.
世上的伪证，有五分之四花费于墓碑、女人以及竞争对手之上。
A life filled with loving deeds and good character is the best tombstone.
充满善行和美好品质的一生是一个人最好的墓碑。
By far the best definition of leadership I've ever seen comes from a tombstone.
目前，我所看到的最好的关于，领导力的解释是在墓碑上看到的。
The tombstone was lichenous and crumbling. Some great empires have crumbled and fallen.
墓碑长满了地衣，已在崩落。一些大帝国已崩溃衰落了。
Look at any tombstone and you will see what I mean.
当看到墓碑的时候，你将会明白的我意思。
The second stage will fail if a mailbox is already listed in a database's mailbox tombstone table.
如果邮箱已经在数据库的邮箱tombstone表中列出，则第二阶段将会失败。
My mother wanted to be buried like that and it feels a bit strange, since there is no tombstone to visit.
我的母亲也想以那样的方式被埋葬，但我们感觉有点奇怪&因为没有墓碑可以让我们缅怀。
Vincent loomed over me, as pale and grey as a tombstone.
文森特赫然耸现在我面前，面色灰白得像一块墓碑。