cremate

verb

1. 焚烧，火化（尸体）；（尤指）火葬
   to burn a dead body, especially as part of a funeral ceremony

1. VERB 焚烧，火化(尸体)
   When someone is cremated, their dead body is burned, usually as part of a funeral service.
   1. She wants Chris to be cremated.
      她想把克里斯的尸体火化。

1. She wants Chris to be cremated.
   她想把克里斯的尸体火化。
2. We'll bring down the body of a Swiss climber who died in the mountain in2008 and cremate it below the base camp for which we have got the family's consent.
   我们将把2008年遇难的一名瑞士登山者的尸体带下山，在登山营地火化，我们已征得其家属的同意。
3. Aware that not everyone agrees with his view of history, Tibbets asked his family to cremate him so his grave site would not be desecrated by detractors, Newhouse said.
   纽豪斯称，帝贝兹意识到并非所有人都与他的历史观点一致，他请求家人将他火葬，这样他的坟墓就不会受到诽谤者的亵渎。
4. Station master! You'll have to cremate me!
   车站管理员！看来你得火葬了我！
5. "I'll just cremate myself," you say& but then some weirdo comes along to ejaculate in your urn and stir his semen into your ashes with a finger.
   “我会把自己烧得干干净净，”你说-可某些怪叔叔会茕茕地来，孑孓地射，还拿手指把精液跟你的骨灰混得匀红点翠。
6. Widely-accepted cremate in Song Dynasty and challenge to "the debate of Hua yi"
   宋代火葬的盛行及其对“华夷之辨”观念的挑战
7. So the temple can't receive any dead bodies to cremate for almost two months now.
   所以寺庙近两个月来不能接受任何尸体火化。
8. Widely-accepted Cremate in Song Dynasty and Challenge to "the Debate of Hua Yi" In Song Dynasty, people failed in trying to forbid the custom of cremate.
   宋代火葬习俗屡禁不止，火葬与反火葬之争其实质是挑战与维护华夷之辨观念的一个缩影。
9. As a result of the joint influence of Confucianism and cremate ideas of Buddhism and minority in Song Dynasty, the challenge side won the debate.
   这是作为华夷之辨观念维护者的宋代儒家学说影响力式微，而作为挑战一方的佛教和少数民族丧葬观念强势影响中原文化，以及宋代特殊的时代特征交织作用的结果。

verb

1. reduce to ashes
   1. Cremate a corpse