obituaries

英 [əˈbɪtjʊəriz]

美 [oʊˈbɪtʃuˌɛriz]

n.  讣闻; 讣告
obituary的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （报纸上或广播里的）讣告，讣闻
  Someone'sobituaryis an account of their life and character which is printed in a newspaper or broadcast soon after they die.
  1. I read your brother's obituary in the Times.
     我在《泰晤士报》上看到了你哥哥的讣告。

双语例句

• Some even go so far as to fake their own deaths, reading their own obituaries and observing the torrent of grief from the comfort of their living room.
  一部分人甚至伪装自己死亡，然后舒服地坐在家里，读着自己的讣告，欣赏别人满怀悲痛的回复。
• If you've lost touch with a part of your family or you are looking for ancestral ties, the best place to start looking is in newspaper obituaries.
  如果您失去联系的人的一部分，你的家人或您正在寻找祖先的关系，最好的地方，开始寻找在报纸讣告。
• It is buried in the obituaries, but is a force stronger than crime.
  尽管它在无数的讣告中无人关注，但是不可否认正直的力量永远超过犯罪。
• Now their numbers are in such swift decline that updating his website is like running an obituaries page, he said. It's been a steady decline since the turn of the century. Virtually everything has gone.
  而蒸汽机车的数量正在急剧减少，所以他在更新自己的网站hiswebsite时就好像在发布讣告，他说：世纪之交以来，蒸汽机车的数量就开始渐渐减少，几乎都消失了。
• When he died, obituaries listed Criswell as his widow and she inherited his estate.
  他死后，讣告书将克里斯韦尔列为他的遗孀，并由她继承他的不动产。
• The obituaries of ordinary people are mainly characterized by the diversified objects, personalized titles, narrative stories, and civilian languages, reflecting the mainstream values of society.
  而普通人的讣闻报道其特征主要是报道对象多元化，多体现社会主流价值观、标题凸显个性化、叙事方式故事化、语言运用平民化。
• Obituaries would be a lot more interesting if they told you how the person died.
  仆告如果能告诉人们这人是怎么死的话，会有趣的多。
• The story about life: biography in the Yoruba obituaries
  人生的故事：约鲁巴人讣告中的传记
• Though he himself has said he would prefer to be a one-term president who did the right things rather than re-elected on expedient compromise; it is too soon to be writing the obituaries for his administration.
  尽管他自己曾说过，宁可只做一任正确行事的总统，也不愿靠权宜的妥协再度连任；为他的总统任期书写讣告，实在为言尚早。
• I'll start with the obituaries and dna.
  我去查讣告和dna。