tombstone的意思|tombstone的解释-里氏词典

tombstone ['tu:mstәun]

n. 墓石, 墓碑

[经] 墓碑, 墓志铭

tombstone

[ noun ]
a stone that is used to mark a grave
<noun.artifact>

Tombstone \Tomb"stone`\, n.
A stone erected over a grave, to preserve the memory of the
deceased.

At the top of the magazine's cover is the phrase "1919-1990: While alive, he lived," which will be inscribed on Forbes' tombstone.
He said that her married name, set in riveted lead letters, was chiseled off the tombstone three times.
The former CIA station chief in Beirut was honored Friday during a memorial service at his symbolic tombstone in Arlington National Cemetery, nearly three years after he died as a hostage in Lebanon.
In June, Arthur Rosenthal ordered a tombstone and specified that, for religious reasons, it should not be placed atop his wife's grave until Nov. 18.
'No, only my tombstone.
But whatever happens, I know what I want on J.R.'s tombstone.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ninety-year-old actress Helen Hayes says she wants a rough-hewn British compliment, taken from a play about Queen Victoria, chiseled on her tombstone.
A spokeswoman for a consumers group that has been pushing for the rule said Thursday that the action is a move away from the agency's "tombstone technology," which she said results in action being taken only after deaths and injuries occur.
Marcus served as the supreme commander of the Jewish Force-Jerusalem area after World War II and is buried beneath a pink granite tombstone imported from Israel.
The new tombstone uses stainless steel poles implanted in the center, and its parts are pressed together with Nagoya's special glue.
He asks him why their father's name wasn't inscribed on the tombstone; he wonders whether the old man's bones truly are buried here.
His only other request was that his rank in the military _ corporal _ be included on his tombstone.
A few paces away, tombstone after tombstone tells the toll of Vietnam on a generation: Donald Francis VanCook Jr., graduated 1968, killed in action 1969.
A few paces away, tombstone after tombstone tells the toll of Vietnam on a generation: Donald Francis VanCook Jr., graduated 1968, killed in action 1969.
It gives new meaning to "tombstone," the nickname for those plain, slab-style ads.
"What he wanted inscribed on his tombstone says it all: `While alive, he lived,"' the son said at a Sunday news conference with his sister and three brothers.
"I didn't take good care of her when she was alive," says Mr. Hsiung, who is kneeling before the tombstone.
A 6-foot tombstone etched with the names of the dead and the words "Their music lives on" stands just inside the entrance.
Home at the Range Please etch this on my tombstone when My body's cold and numb: This life was spent in waiting for Some serviceman to come.
Actress Helen Hayes, who isn't bashful about her success on the stage and screen, says she wants her tombstone to reflect her triumphs.
Matlovich's tombstone includes in the top corners pink triangles that were used by Nazis during World War II to identify homosexuals in concentration camps and that have since been adopted as a symbol in the gay rights struggle.
The pavilion dominates Jing Ling and holds the grave stele, the emperor's flattering "tombstone."
One tombstone with Chinese characters stands over the grave of Ying-hsing Wen, a 1909 West Point graduate who went on to be a lieutenant general in the Chinese Army.
That is leadership." Descendants of Civil War soldiers came to Jacksonville to pay tribute to a Confederate veteran whose tombstone was brought home with full military honors.
She said a local newspaper had reported the tombstone was removed for restoration.

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