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

Eventually the number of stones diminished until only one stone, the tombstone, was left as a reminder of the ancient superstition.
最后石头的数量失散的只剩下一块了，这块墓碑，成为了封建迷信的一个见证。
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。
I saw a tombstone bearing the date 1602.
我见到一块刻有1602年字样的墓碑。
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。
And that is what is on his tombstone.
被铭刻在他的墓碑上。
We'll put that on your tombstone.
我们会在你的墓碑上写上。
The town of tombstone is most grateful to you for a wonderful performance.
墓碑镇感谢您精彩的演出。
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。
A lawyer named Strange was shopping for a tombstone.
一个姓Strange的律师去买墓碑。
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。