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

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。
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。
And that is what is on his tombstone.
被铭刻在他的墓碑上。
This action will force generation of new database files that do not contain the system attendant mailbox in the mailbox tombstone table.
此操作将强制生成新的数据库文件，这些文件中不包含邮箱tombstone表中的系统助理邮箱。
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。
They inscribed his name on his tombstone.
他们把他的名字刻在他的墓碑上。
The town of tombstone is most grateful to you for a wonderful performance.
墓碑镇感谢您精彩的演出。
A place for the burial of a corpse ( especially beneath the ground and marked by a tombstone).
埋葬尸体的地方，特别指埋在地表下且有墓石作标志。
You told them about Boltzmann's tombstone and so forth.
你们告诉他们关于波耳兹曼的墓碑等事情。
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。