Definition of death certificate in English:

death certificate

noun

An official statement, signed by a doctor, of the cause, date, and place of a person's death.
死亡证明书
Example sentencesExamples
- Currently when a body is to be cremated, the second doctor to sign the death certificate can be a colleague of the doctor who treated the patient.
- The coroner also stressed the family of the deceased had a right to obtain a death certificate which would allow them to put the deceased man's affairs in order.
- She verified the elder son was dead and went to the kitchen to sign the death certificate.
- Currently when a patient dies, the GP writes a death certificate and gives it to the family of the deceased.
- Suggested reforms included setting up an independent body to pick the second doctor who signs the death certificate.
- There won't be a death certificate, and the body will have disappeared by now.
- After Day's death, her family fought to have the official race on her death certificate changed from white back to black.
- The doctor signed the death certificate, and it was picked up that evening.
- So, when you signed the death certificate, you weren't sure the man was dead, were you?
- When there is no trace of corpse, who will issue the death certificate?
- After his death I asked the doctor providing the death certificate to state on the form that my father was a non-smoker.
- Gagnon had tried to dispose of Hamel's body at two funeral homes who refused to accept the body without an official death certificate.
- The coroner expedites the paperwork for a death certificate, and the funeral director secures a burial license.
- A junior doctor issued a death certificate which stated that he died from a form of pneumonia but tests later revealed he may have suffered a heart attack.
- Misclassification of outcome might have occurred, in that cardiovascular and cancer causes of death could have been overlooked in the death certificate.
- The death certificate recorded that an autopsy had found the cause to be heart failure.
- The date and underlying cause of death were obtained from the death certificate.
- We recorded the cause of death from the original death certificate, which was normally completed by a consultant.
- We sat with her for around three hours this morning after we'd heard, waiting for the doctor to come and sign the death certificate.
- On her death certificate the doctor recorded that the town's oldest Marlburian had died simply of old age.

Definition of death certificate in US English:

death certificate

noundeTH ˌsərˈtifəkātdɛθ ˌsərˈtɪfəkeɪt

An official statement, signed by a physician, of the cause, date, and place of a person's death.
死亡证明书
Example sentencesExamples
- When there is no trace of corpse, who will issue the death certificate?
- Suggested reforms included setting up an independent body to pick the second doctor who signs the death certificate.
- We sat with her for around three hours this morning after we'd heard, waiting for the doctor to come and sign the death certificate.
- We recorded the cause of death from the original death certificate, which was normally completed by a consultant.
- There won't be a death certificate, and the body will have disappeared by now.
- A junior doctor issued a death certificate which stated that he died from a form of pneumonia but tests later revealed he may have suffered a heart attack.
- The doctor signed the death certificate, and it was picked up that evening.
- Currently when a patient dies, the GP writes a death certificate and gives it to the family of the deceased.
- After Day's death, her family fought to have the official race on her death certificate changed from white back to black.
- Currently when a body is to be cremated, the second doctor to sign the death certificate can be a colleague of the doctor who treated the patient.
- The coroner also stressed the family of the deceased had a right to obtain a death certificate which would allow them to put the deceased man's affairs in order.
- The coroner expedites the paperwork for a death certificate, and the funeral director secures a burial license.
- So, when you signed the death certificate, you weren't sure the man was dead, were you?
- The date and underlying cause of death were obtained from the death certificate.
- The death certificate recorded that an autopsy had found the cause to be heart failure.
- She verified the elder son was dead and went to the kitchen to sign the death certificate.
- Misclassification of outcome might have occurred, in that cardiovascular and cancer causes of death could have been overlooked in the death certificate.
- Gagnon had tried to dispose of Hamel's body at two funeral homes who refused to accept the body without an official death certificate.
- On her death certificate the doctor recorded that the town's oldest Marlburian had died simply of old age.
- After his death I asked the doctor providing the death certificate to state on the form that my father was a non-smoker.

词汇	death certificate
释义	Definition of death certificate in English: death certificate noun An official statement, signed by a doctor, of the cause, date, and place of a person's death. 死亡证明书 Example sentencesExamples Currently when a body is to be cremated, the second doctor to sign the death certificate can be a colleague of the doctor who treated the patient. The coroner also stressed the family of the deceased had a right to obtain a death certificate which would allow them to put the deceased man's affairs in order. She verified the elder son was dead and went to the kitchen to sign the death certificate. Currently when a patient dies, the GP writes a death certificate and gives it to the family of the deceased. Suggested reforms included setting up an independent body to pick the second doctor who signs the death certificate. There won't be a death certificate, and the body will have disappeared by now. After Day's death, her family fought to have the official race on her death certificate changed from white back to black. The doctor signed the death certificate, and it was picked up that evening. So, when you signed the death certificate, you weren't sure the man was dead, were you? When there is no trace of corpse, who will issue the death certificate? After his death I asked the doctor providing the death certificate to state on the form that my father was a non-smoker. Gagnon had tried to dispose of Hamel's body at two funeral homes who refused to accept the body without an official death certificate. The coroner expedites the paperwork for a death certificate, and the funeral director secures a burial license. A junior doctor issued a death certificate which stated that he died from a form of pneumonia but tests later revealed he may have suffered a heart attack. Misclassification of outcome might have occurred, in that cardiovascular and cancer causes of death could have been overlooked in the death certificate. The death certificate recorded that an autopsy had found the cause to be heart failure. The date and underlying cause of death were obtained from the death certificate. We recorded the cause of death from the original death certificate, which was normally completed by a consultant. We sat with her for around three hours this morning after we'd heard, waiting for the doctor to come and sign the death certificate. On her death certificate the doctor recorded that the town's oldest Marlburian had died simply of old age. Definition of death certificate in US English: death certificate noundeTH ˌsərˈtifəkātdɛθ ˌsərˈtɪfəkeɪt An official statement, signed by a physician, of the cause, date, and place of a person's death. 死亡证明书 Example sentencesExamples When there is no trace of corpse, who will issue the death certificate? Suggested reforms included setting up an independent body to pick the second doctor who signs the death certificate. We sat with her for around three hours this morning after we'd heard, waiting for the doctor to come and sign the death certificate. We recorded the cause of death from the original death certificate, which was normally completed by a consultant. There won't be a death certificate, and the body will have disappeared by now. A junior doctor issued a death certificate which stated that he died from a form of pneumonia but tests later revealed he may have suffered a heart attack. The doctor signed the death certificate, and it was picked up that evening. Currently when a patient dies, the GP writes a death certificate and gives it to the family of the deceased. After Day's death, her family fought to have the official race on her death certificate changed from white back to black. Currently when a body is to be cremated, the second doctor to sign the death certificate can be a colleague of the doctor who treated the patient. The coroner also stressed the family of the deceased had a right to obtain a death certificate which would allow them to put the deceased man's affairs in order. The coroner expedites the paperwork for a death certificate, and the funeral director secures a burial license. So, when you signed the death certificate, you weren't sure the man was dead, were you? The date and underlying cause of death were obtained from the death certificate. The death certificate recorded that an autopsy had found the cause to be heart failure. She verified the elder son was dead and went to the kitchen to sign the death certificate. Misclassification of outcome might have occurred, in that cardiovascular and cancer causes of death could have been overlooked in the death certificate. Gagnon had tried to dispose of Hamel's body at two funeral homes who refused to accept the body without an official death certificate. On her death certificate the doctor recorded that the town's oldest Marlburian had died simply of old age. After his death I asked the doctor providing the death certificate to state on the form that my father was a non-smoker.
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