hearses
英 [ˈhɜːsɪz]
美 [ˈhɜrsɪz]
n. 灵车; 柩车
hearse的第三人称单数和复数
柯林斯词典
- 灵车;柩车
A hearse is a large car that carries the coffin at a funeral.
双语例句
- He had seen the hearses move away from the house and heard his small friends sobbing.
他亲眼看见过灵车从小朋友家里开出来，还听见小朋友哭呢。 - That can mean sharing hearses, or using home-grown flowers and coffins made with cardboard ( pictured) or willow, which biodegrade easily.
这可意味着共用灵车，或使用自产鲜花以及由硬纸板（如图）或柳木制成的棺材，它们更易被生物降解。 - The tattoo artist from Harold Hill, near Romford in Essex, normally customises hearses in his spare time.
这位来自埃塞克斯郡罗姆福德附近的哈罗德山的纹身艺术家，在他闲暇时光里常常定做灵车。 - Hearses followed an ambulance carrying a woman who had been struck unconscious by a motorcyclist, wanting to know if she had died, the Chongqing Times reported.
据《重庆时报》报道，一名女子被一骑摩托车的人撞晕，上了救护车后竟然被两辆殡仪车尾随并打探她是不是死了。 - Zhou was taken to a hospital followed by another two hearses, whose drivers asked if she had died.
后来，她终于被送到医院，却又有两辆殡仪车追来问她死了没有。