英语单词短语词组“corpse”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

corpse

noun[C]

/kɔːps/us

/kɔːrps/

adeadbody, usually of aperson:

（通常指人的）尸体

Theactorhad toplaya corpselyingin amorgue.

Synonyms

body(PHYSICAL STRUCTURE)
cadaverspecialized
carcass
stiff(BODY)slang

More examples

The corpse was in anadvancedstageofdecomposition.
Most of the corpses werebadlyburned, makingidentificationalmostimpossible.
The corpse hadlainpreservedin thesoilforalmosttwomillennia.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Death and dying

be as dead as a doornailidiom
bereave
bite
bleed out
buy the farmidiom
cadaveric
death toll
depart this lifeidiom
die off
fatality
ghost
morbid
necrophiliac
perch
predecease
push
remains
shuffle off this mortal coilidiom
starvation
watery

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corpse

verb[IorT]

slang

uk/kɔːps/us/kɔːrps/

tostartlaughingin a way you cannotcontrolduring aperformance, or to make someoneelsedo this; a word used byactorsandperformers:

Thescenewas soludicrousit was hard toplaywithout corpsing.

He had atendencyto corpse in themiddleof thesketch.

Shestartedgiggling, with thathelplessgurglethat has corpsed so many of herfellowactors.

More examples

He wasabletodeliverthe mostabsurdlinesstraightfaced, without corpsing.
It's every broadcaster'snightmareto corpse onair.
Theclosingcreditsincludeout-takes offluffedlinesand corpsingactors.
SheplaysLadyBritomart Undershaft (anamethatnearlycorpsed her and herco-staronopeningnight).

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Cinema & theatre: acting, rehearsing & performing

act out
amateur theater
appear
blocking
camp
chew
chew the sceneryidiom
dumb show
greasepaint
improvisation
interpreter
method acting
re-enactment
recreation
rep
tread
walk
walk throughsomething
walkthrough
wrap party

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(Definition ofcorpsefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examples from literature

A sergeant came into the room, breathing quickly, and looked in surprise from the corpse to the inspector.
For this purpose the people gather round the corpse and carry it outside of the village.
He eyed the corpse closely, and then proceeded to examine the death wound.
However that may be, dead bodies might be either buried or burned, provided the deposit of the corpse or the ashes were made outside of the city.
Then his grasp relaxed, and he fell back a corpse.

corpse

noun[C]

/kɔːps/us

/kɔːrps/

adeadbody, usually of aperson

（通常指人的）尸体

Examples

The corpse was in anadvancedstageofdecomposition.
Most of the corpses werebadlyburned, makingidentificationalmostimpossible.
The corpse hadlainpreservedin thesoilforalmosttwomillennia.

corpse| American Dictionary

corpse

noun[C]

/kɔrps/

adeadbody,esp. of ahuman

单词	corpse
释义	corpse noun[C] uk /kɔːps/us /kɔːrps/ C2 adeadbody, usually of aperson: （通常指人的）尸体 Theactorhad toplaya corpselyingin amorgue. Synonyms body(PHYSICAL STRUCTURE) cadaverspecialized carcass stiff(BODY)slang More examples The corpse was in anadvancedstageofdecomposition. Most of the corpses werebadlyburned, makingidentificationalmostimpossible. The corpse hadlainpreservedin thesoilforalmosttwomillennia. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Death and dying be as dead as a doornailidiom bereave bite bleed out buy the farmidiom cadaveric death toll depart this lifeidiom die off fatality ghost morbid necrophiliac perch predecease push remains shuffle off this mortal coilidiom starvation watery See more results » corpse verb[IorT] slang uk/kɔːps/us/kɔːrps/ tostartlaughingin a way you cannotcontrolduring aperformance, or to make someoneelsedo this; a word used byactorsandperformers: Thescenewas soludicrousit was hard toplaywithout corpsing. He had atendencyto corpse in themiddleof thesketch. Shestartedgiggling, with thathelplessgurglethat has corpsed so many of herfellowactors. More examples He wasabletodeliverthe mostabsurdlinesstraightfaced, without corpsing. It's every broadcaster'snightmareto corpse onair. Theclosingcreditsincludeout-takes offluffedlinesand corpsingactors. SheplaysLadyBritomart Undershaft (anamethatnearlycorpsed her and herco-staronopeningnight). SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Cinema & theatre: acting, rehearsing & performing act out amateur theater appear blocking camp chew chew the sceneryidiom dumb show greasepaint improvisation interpreter method acting re-enactment recreation rep tread walk walk throughsomething walkthrough wrap party See more results » (Definition ofcorpsefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examples from literature A sergeant came into the room, breathing quickly, and looked in surprise from the corpse to the inspector. For this purpose the people gather round the corpse and carry it outside of the village. He eyed the corpse closely, and then proceeded to examine the death wound. However that may be, dead bodies might be either buried or burned, provided the deposit of the corpse or the ashes were made outside of the city. Then his grasp relaxed, and he fell back a corpse. corpse noun[C] uk /kɔːps/us /kɔːrps/ C2 adeadbody, usually of aperson （通常指人的）尸体 Examples The corpse was in anadvancedstageofdecomposition. Most of the corpses werebadlyburned, makingidentificationalmostimpossible. The corpse hadlainpreservedin thesoilforalmosttwomillennia. corpse\| American Dictionary corpse noun[C] us /kɔrps/ adeadbody,esp. of ahuman (Definition ofcorpsefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/corpse##
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