英：[kɔːps]
美：[kɔːrps]
corpse如何读
corpse英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C]死尸,尸体 dead body (especially of a human being)
corpse是什么意思
- n.尸体
corpse变形
复数:corpses
corpse英英释义
noun
archaic a human or animal body whether living or dead
a dead body especially of a human being
the remains of something discarded or defunct
the corpses of rusting cars
corpse词源中文解释
13世纪末，来自古法语 cors “身体； 人； 尸体； 生命”（9世纪），源自拉丁语 corpus “身体”（源自 PIE 词根 *kwrep- “身体，形态，外观”）。在英语中，意义的出现顺序是“死尸”（13世纪），“活体”（14世纪）； 它还表示“公民团体”（15世纪），“骑士团”（15世纪中期），与法语中的意义演变相似，产生了双重形式 corps。
法语在14世纪恢复了拉丁语 -p-，英语在15世纪跟随，但发音一开始仍然是“corse”（也许某些说话者仍然如此）， corse 作为平行拼写一直存在。在 -p- 开始发音之后（16世纪的英语）， corse 只成为古语或诗歌用语。在19世纪之前，终止 -e 很少出现。
Corpse-candle “葬礼前用于守灵的蜡烛”可追溯至1690年代。
corpse_医学行业词汇
尸体：特指死亡不久的人体，参见cadaver
corpse_法律行业词汇
尸体
corpse词源英文解释
Middle English cors, corps, borrowed from Anglo-French, going back to Latin corpus "body" — more at midriff
The first known use of corpse was in the 13th century
corpse儿童词典英英释义
corpsenoun
a dead body
corpse医学词典英英释义
corpsenoun
a dead body especially of a human being
corpse 例句
1 The corpse of the spider has taken over.
2 Upright, he saw what the larger group of vultures was circling: the corpse of a deer.
3 They stab a calf and burn it, the corpse still jerking.
4 "When my brother falls, see that no insult is done to his corpse. He is my own blood, I will not have his head paraded about on a spear."
5 From the depths of the mirror, a corpse was contemplating me.
6 They were corpses waiting to be sent back to the grave.
他们不过是几具死尸,等着给送回到坟墓里面去.
7 Gus : [ Stunned ] He wasn't a corpse whe I left him Charlie.
( 惊呆 ) 理,我离开他的时候,他还不是死尸.
8 A man has reported to the police that he saw a corpse under the bridge.
有个人向警方报告说他在桥下看到一具尸体.
9 They just seemed to appear, like maggots on a corpse or ravens after a battle.
10 A bloodied corpse, a man in blue jeans, lay on the roadside.
11 Now their only guide was an emaciated corpse lady with serious self-esteem issues.
12 I bad no choice, he wanted to scream at the corpse.
13 What skin the corpse lord showed was white, save for a bloody blotch that crept up his neck onto his cheek.
14 But there were more important things to tend to, and so the agent rolled the creature’s corpse out into the surf, watching it go under.
15 “After some discussion we decided to bury him in a crevasse,” wrote Charles Warren, one of the climbers who’d found the corpse.
16 Cressen had thought him another corpse, but when Jommy grabbed his ankles to drag him off to the burial wagon, die boy coughed water and sat up.
17 When they were gone, the albino came out, pulled the cups from the corpse, decided to burn the body on the garbage pyre back behind the castle.
18 It's a corpse.
这是一具尸体。
19 The style of the clothing and the vintage leather boots suggested that the victim was European and that the corpse had lain on the mountain at least ten or fifteen years.
20 Every single witch stood there as stiff and silent as a corpse.
corpse 同义词
1 尸体
body stiff carcass cadaver necro- bone Corse corpus cold meat remains dust relic carcase lich un cadaverous necr- hick seventeener corse croppy lych
3 已废弃的东西
4 躯体
corpse 短语相关
corpse flower
corpse plant
corpse pose