corpse

英 [kɔːps]

美 [kɔːrps]

n.  尸体; (尤指人的)死尸，尸首
v.  (使戏剧演员因忘记台词或止不住笑而)演出僵住

复数：corpses　

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Collins.2 / BNC.5143 / COCA.5559

牛津词典

noun

• 尸体；（尤指人的）死尸，尸首
  a dead body, especially of a human

verb

• （使戏剧演员因忘记台词或止不住笑而）演出僵住
  (in the theatre) to suddenly be unable to act, because you have forgotten your words or are laughing; to cause sb to do this

柯林斯词典

• (尤指人的)尸体
  Acorpseis a dead body, especially the body of a human being.

英英释义

noun

• the dead body of a human being
  1. the cadaver was intended for dissection
  2. the end of the police search was the discovery of a corpse
  3. the murderer confessed that he threw the stiff in the river
  4. honor comes to bless the turf that wraps their clay
  Synonym:cadaverstiffclayremains

双语例句

• The New Year's sun rose upon a little corpse!
  新年的太阳升起来了，照着那小小的尸体！
• I am dead, but without a corpse.
  我死去了，只是没有一具尸体。
• What a clever corpse am I!
  我这个聪明的尸体！
• I removed the bed and examined the corpse.
  我删除了床和审议了尸体。
• I'll see your corpse, yeah!
  我来看看你的尸体，是啊！
• Because I cannot marry a corpse.
  因为我不能嫁给一个死尸。
• If he's dead, where's his corpse?
  如果他死了，他的尸体在哪儿？
• According to this proposal, your corpse is not you.
  按这个观点的建议，你的尸体就不是你。
• When he awoke, he defiled the corpse, and he began to eat her.
  当他醒来，他把尸体弄脏，开始吃她的尸体。
• A fragile corpse was born in a defiled and unclean darkness, where he slumbered for decades.
  一具易破碎的尸体出生在一种污染和不洁的黑暗，在其中他几十年来睡眠。