Definition of mass grave in English:

mass grave

noun

A pit dug in the ground to receive a large number of dead bodies.
2,800 civilians were massacred and buried in mass graves
Example sentencesExamples
- Morgan has noted that one mass grave was reportedly filled with nearly 1,500 of the slain rebels.
- I heard that, of the 400,000 bodies buried in mass graves, only 5000 had been found.
- The mass graves discovered in the course of the American liberation tell their own poignant story.
- With the other executed rebels, his body was put into a mass grave with no coffin.
- The first day we got here, we drove 10 minutes from the airport, because we heard there was a mass grave.
- There's a mass grave where 150 people are buried.
- Excavation of the East Smithfield cemeteries, revealed that the dead were neatly stacked five deep in the mass graves.
- Mass graves have been found of victims of the Black Death.
- A number of lead crosses were recovered from London, apparently thrown into the mass graves.
- In addition, a Senior British Army Jewish Chaplain held a burial service as each mass grave was filled in.

Definition of mass grave in US English:

mass grave

noun

A pit dug in the ground to receive a large number of corpses.
2,800 civilians were massacred and buried in mass graves
Example sentencesExamples
- The first day we got here, we drove 10 minutes from the airport, because we heard there was a mass grave.
- With the other executed rebels, his body was put into a mass grave with no coffin.
- Morgan has noted that one mass grave was reportedly filled with nearly 1,500 of the slain rebels.
- Mass graves have been found of victims of the Black Death.
- In addition, a Senior British Army Jewish Chaplain held a burial service as each mass grave was filled in.
- The mass graves discovered in the course of the American liberation tell their own poignant story.
- Excavation of the East Smithfield cemeteries, revealed that the dead were neatly stacked five deep in the mass graves.
- I heard that, of the 400,000 bodies buried in mass graves, only 5000 had been found.
- A number of lead crosses were recovered from London, apparently thrown into the mass graves.
- There's a mass grave where 150 people are buried.

词汇	mass grave
释义	Definition of mass grave in English: mass grave noun A pit dug in the ground to receive a large number of dead bodies. 2,800 civilians were massacred and buried in mass graves Example sentencesExamples Morgan has noted that one mass grave was reportedly filled with nearly 1,500 of the slain rebels. I heard that, of the 400,000 bodies buried in mass graves, only 5000 had been found. The mass graves discovered in the course of the American liberation tell their own poignant story. With the other executed rebels, his body was put into a mass grave with no coffin. The first day we got here, we drove 10 minutes from the airport, because we heard there was a mass grave. There's a mass grave where 150 people are buried. Excavation of the East Smithfield cemeteries, revealed that the dead were neatly stacked five deep in the mass graves. Mass graves have been found of victims of the Black Death. A number of lead crosses were recovered from London, apparently thrown into the mass graves. In addition, a Senior British Army Jewish Chaplain held a burial service as each mass grave was filled in. Definition of mass grave in US English: mass grave noun A pit dug in the ground to receive a large number of corpses. 2,800 civilians were massacred and buried in mass graves Example sentencesExamples The first day we got here, we drove 10 minutes from the airport, because we heard there was a mass grave. With the other executed rebels, his body was put into a mass grave with no coffin. Morgan has noted that one mass grave was reportedly filled with nearly 1,500 of the slain rebels. Mass graves have been found of victims of the Black Death. In addition, a Senior British Army Jewish Chaplain held a burial service as each mass grave was filled in. The mass graves discovered in the course of the American liberation tell their own poignant story. Excavation of the East Smithfield cemeteries, revealed that the dead were neatly stacked five deep in the mass graves. I heard that, of the 400,000 bodies buried in mass graves, only 5000 had been found. A number of lead crosses were recovered from London, apparently thrown into the mass graves. There's a mass grave where 150 people are buried.
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