grave mound

英 [ɡreɪv maʊnd]

美 [ɡreɪv maʊnd]

网络  坟头; 封土

英英释义

noun

• (archeology) a heap of earth placed over prehistoric tombs
  Synonym:burial moundbarrowtumulus

双语例句

• Once when Confucius was passing near the foot of Mount Tai in a chariot, there was a married woman weeping at a grave mound, and dolorously too.
  孔子有一次乘车经过泰山旁边，在那边有一位妇女在坟前哭而且哭得很悲恸。
• "Over there", his figure pointed to a grave mound that was under the pine-tree which I had kissed last year.
  他指了指我去年亲吻过的那棵松树下的坟包说。
• An ancient grave mound;
  冢古代的坟墓；
• Archaeologists work on a child's grave found in the dwelling mound dig. Human sacrifices are believed to have taken place on the site.
  考古学家在遗址中发现的一处儿童墓葬。考古学家认为，这儿曾出现过屠杀儿童祭祀的现象。
• The Grade Problem of Large Grave Mound in the Ning-Zhen Area
  宁镇地区大型土墩墓的等级问题
• It was winter, and the days were short. I remember the grave-a small mound of earth. There were some brown hills in the distance, with the sunlight slanting on them.
  天是短的，我记得那个坟：小小的一堆儿土，远处有一些高土岗儿，太阳在黄土岗儿上头斜着。