Definition of burial in English:

burial

noun ˈbɛrɪəlˈbɛriəl

mass noun

1The action or practice of burying a dead body.
埋葬，掩埋
his remains were shipped home for burial
他的遗体被运回家乡埋葬。
Example sentencesExamples
- Temporary hospitals were set up in private homes to treat the wounded and prepare the dead for burial.
- She pleaded with his adopted mother and the hospital officials to allow her to take his body home for burial on the reserve.
- Thanks to the Isle of Man government, the wreck was raised five months later and the crewmen's bodies retrieved for burial.
- It was thought the bath may have been used to store bodies awaiting burial or transfer from Silverton.
- To make sure that their bodies would be dead before burial, some people requested that they be cremated or embalmed.
- It is a known fact that most of the primitive religious take their rites and practices from the burial of their dead.
- They are also charged with preventing or conspiring to prevent the lawful and decent burial of a dead body.
- Instead, Creon is guilty of a religious sin by denying burial to a dead man's body.
- Tamil cremate or bury the dead, with burial being more common among lower castes.
- Remains were brought to Kilgobinet Church on Monday evening last with burial on Tuesday morning.
- The remains of the baby will be kept at Mayo General Hospital until Gardaí decide to release the body for burial.
- It is this money which was used to release the bodies for burial yesterday.
- It is generally acknowledged that the Indo-Iranians followed the practice of burial.
- No postmortem was ordered, and the dead woman's body was returned for burial before toxicology tests had been completed.
- This was the popular genre of postmortem images made to commemorate the dead before burial.
- The clerics had grown authoritative to the extent that they could refuse burial of any dead soul in the city cemetery.
- Mr Hooper adjourned the inquest and released the body for burial.
- He said the coroner had released the bodies for burial.
- The family must come to the mortuary tomorrow to collect the body for burial, or the authorities will be forced to intervene again.
- There was no autopsy, nor is there any record of friends having witnessed the body or its burial.
Synonyms
burying, committal, entombment, inhumation
1. 1.1count noun A ceremony at which someone's body is buried; a funeral.
  葬礼；出殡
  they will give him a proper burial
  as modifier burial rites
  Example sentencesExamples
  He said his son was entitled to a proper burial, although the family now wanted to discover why he carried out the attack.
  The large attendance at both Requiem and burial were testament to the respect in which Maura and the family is held.
  It was when I was living in Washington nearly 20 years ago that I first heard about the curious American habit of conducting burials without bodies.
  The issue is slightly confused by the fact that Darwin was given a full Christian burial, and interred at Westminster Abbey.
  They found the little girl's body soon after that, and they had a proper burial.
  If we don't give them a proper burial then we are amiss.
  I have been forced to fix a personal quota of funerals if I am not to be on the move to and from burials and funeral parlours all year long.
  She did obey the rules of her gods, which were that any dead body must be given a proper burial, with libatations.
  Carved on the stonework are the names of the 73,077 men who were denied the honour of a proper burial.
  These funeral homes and modern burials just don't compete.
  Nor was he an atheist intent on overthrowing the Catholic Church: his final efforts to get a Christian burial led to a bizarre funeral.
  Another option would be to send the corpses home in airtight body bags for closed-casket burials.
  Furthermore, anyone who does attempt to give him a proper burial will be sentenced to death.
  If they are dead, we want them to be given proper burials.
  The family wanted to see the body and wanted a burial because of Islamic religion and this caused a lot of pain because we could not do this.
  That is why they had been reluctant to give their adulterous sister a proper burial.
  The thought that his body would lie where it had fallen without a proper burial was more than she could bear.
  I wish to have a proper burial, but he told me that my husband's body was not found.
  The burial ceremony the Indonesians had for my mother was different than what we had in England.
  The Great Army was probably made up of various groups of Vikings - there is no reason why they would all practice the same burial rituals.
  Synonyms
  burying, interment, committal, inhumation
  entombment
  funeral, obsequies, funerary rites
  rare sepulture, exequies
2. 1.2Archaeology count noun A grave or the remains found in it.
  〔考古〕葬地，坟墓；遗骸，遗骨
  as modifier burial mounds
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our comparisons also suggest that the types of grave artifacts included with burials were partly related to age and location.
  Pagan burial mounds on the Isle of Man have revealed the grave of a Viking warrior.
  Human remains and burials have certainly been of major importance in the history of archaeology, but they are still only a small part of what archaeologists study.
  Because of this not all the earth had been put back into the grave at the time of the burial, so it seems likely that a small burial mound or barrow surmounted the grave.
  The new circle is bigger than Seahenge and has been interpreted as the remains of a Bronze Age burial mound.

Origin

Old English byrgels 'place of burial, grave' (interpreted as plural in Middle English, hence the loss of the final -s), of Germanic origin; related to bury.

Rhymes

Meriel

Definition of burial in US English:

burial

nounˈbɛriəlˈberēəl

1The action or practice of interring a dead body.
埋葬，掩埋
his remains were shipped home for burial
他的遗体被运回家乡埋葬。
Example sentencesExamples
- He said the coroner had released the bodies for burial.
- It is generally acknowledged that the Indo-Iranians followed the practice of burial.
- Tamil cremate or bury the dead, with burial being more common among lower castes.
- Instead, Creon is guilty of a religious sin by denying burial to a dead man's body.
- Remains were brought to Kilgobinet Church on Monday evening last with burial on Tuesday morning.
- Mr Hooper adjourned the inquest and released the body for burial.
- She pleaded with his adopted mother and the hospital officials to allow her to take his body home for burial on the reserve.
- No postmortem was ordered, and the dead woman's body was returned for burial before toxicology tests had been completed.
- The clerics had grown authoritative to the extent that they could refuse burial of any dead soul in the city cemetery.
- It is this money which was used to release the bodies for burial yesterday.
- There was no autopsy, nor is there any record of friends having witnessed the body or its burial.
- The remains of the baby will be kept at Mayo General Hospital until Gardaí decide to release the body for burial.
- It is a known fact that most of the primitive religious take their rites and practices from the burial of their dead.
- They are also charged with preventing or conspiring to prevent the lawful and decent burial of a dead body.
- To make sure that their bodies would be dead before burial, some people requested that they be cremated or embalmed.
- The family must come to the mortuary tomorrow to collect the body for burial, or the authorities will be forced to intervene again.
- This was the popular genre of postmortem images made to commemorate the dead before burial.
- It was thought the bath may have been used to store bodies awaiting burial or transfer from Silverton.
- Thanks to the Isle of Man government, the wreck was raised five months later and the crewmen's bodies retrieved for burial.
- Temporary hospitals were set up in private homes to treat the wounded and prepare the dead for burial.
Synonyms
burying, committal, entombment, inhumation
1. 1.1 A ceremony at which someone's body is interred; a funeral.
  葬礼；出殡
  as modifier burial rites
  Example sentencesExamples
  The thought that his body would lie where it had fallen without a proper burial was more than she could bear.
  The Great Army was probably made up of various groups of Vikings - there is no reason why they would all practice the same burial rituals.
  Furthermore, anyone who does attempt to give him a proper burial will be sentenced to death.
  Carved on the stonework are the names of the 73,077 men who were denied the honour of a proper burial.
  That is why they had been reluctant to give their adulterous sister a proper burial.
  The issue is slightly confused by the fact that Darwin was given a full Christian burial, and interred at Westminster Abbey.
  Nor was he an atheist intent on overthrowing the Catholic Church: his final efforts to get a Christian burial led to a bizarre funeral.
  The burial ceremony the Indonesians had for my mother was different than what we had in England.
  It was when I was living in Washington nearly 20 years ago that I first heard about the curious American habit of conducting burials without bodies.
  He said his son was entitled to a proper burial, although the family now wanted to discover why he carried out the attack.
  She did obey the rules of her gods, which were that any dead body must be given a proper burial, with libatations.
  If they are dead, we want them to be given proper burials.
  I have been forced to fix a personal quota of funerals if I am not to be on the move to and from burials and funeral parlours all year long.
  Another option would be to send the corpses home in airtight body bags for closed-casket burials.
  These funeral homes and modern burials just don't compete.
  If we don't give them a proper burial then we are amiss.
  The large attendance at both Requiem and burial were testament to the respect in which Maura and the family is held.
  They found the little girl's body soon after that, and they had a proper burial.
  The family wanted to see the body and wanted a burial because of Islamic religion and this caused a lot of pain because we could not do this.
  I wish to have a proper burial, but he told me that my husband's body was not found.
  Synonyms
  burying, interment, committal, inhumation
2. 1.2Archaeology A grave or the remains found in it.
  〔考古〕葬地，坟墓；遗骸，遗骨
  as modifier burial mounds
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our comparisons also suggest that the types of grave artifacts included with burials were partly related to age and location.
  The new circle is bigger than Seahenge and has been interpreted as the remains of a Bronze Age burial mound.
  Because of this not all the earth had been put back into the grave at the time of the burial, so it seems likely that a small burial mound or barrow surmounted the grave.
  Pagan burial mounds on the Isle of Man have revealed the grave of a Viking warrior.
  Human remains and burials have certainly been of major importance in the history of archaeology, but they are still only a small part of what archaeologists study.

Origin

Old English byrgels ‘place of burial, grave’ (interpreted as plural in Middle English, hence the loss of the final -s), of Germanic origin; related to bury.

词汇	burial
释义	Definition of burial in English: burial noun ˈbɛrɪəlˈbɛriəl mass noun 1The action or practice of burying a dead body. 埋葬，掩埋 his remains were shipped home for burial 他的遗体被运回家乡埋葬。 Example sentencesExamples Temporary hospitals were set up in private homes to treat the wounded and prepare the dead for burial. She pleaded with his adopted mother and the hospital officials to allow her to take his body home for burial on the reserve. Thanks to the Isle of Man government, the wreck was raised five months later and the crewmen's bodies retrieved for burial. It was thought the bath may have been used to store bodies awaiting burial or transfer from Silverton. To make sure that their bodies would be dead before burial, some people requested that they be cremated or embalmed. It is a known fact that most of the primitive religious take their rites and practices from the burial of their dead. They are also charged with preventing or conspiring to prevent the lawful and decent burial of a dead body. Instead, Creon is guilty of a religious sin by denying burial to a dead man's body. Tamil cremate or bury the dead, with burial being more common among lower castes. Remains were brought to Kilgobinet Church on Monday evening last with burial on Tuesday morning. The remains of the baby will be kept at Mayo General Hospital until Gardaí decide to release the body for burial. It is this money which was used to release the bodies for burial yesterday. It is generally acknowledged that the Indo-Iranians followed the practice of burial. No postmortem was ordered, and the dead woman's body was returned for burial before toxicology tests had been completed. This was the popular genre of postmortem images made to commemorate the dead before burial. The clerics had grown authoritative to the extent that they could refuse burial of any dead soul in the city cemetery. Mr Hooper adjourned the inquest and released the body for burial. He said the coroner had released the bodies for burial. The family must come to the mortuary tomorrow to collect the body for burial, or the authorities will be forced to intervene again. There was no autopsy, nor is there any record of friends having witnessed the body or its burial. Synonyms burying, committal, entombment, inhumation 1.1count noun A ceremony at which someone's body is buried; a funeral. 葬礼；出殡 they will give him a proper burial as modifier burial rites Example sentencesExamples He said his son was entitled to a proper burial, although the family now wanted to discover why he carried out the attack. The large attendance at both Requiem and burial were testament to the respect in which Maura and the family is held. It was when I was living in Washington nearly 20 years ago that I first heard about the curious American habit of conducting burials without bodies. The issue is slightly confused by the fact that Darwin was given a full Christian burial, and interred at Westminster Abbey. They found the little girl's body soon after that, and they had a proper burial. If we don't give them a proper burial then we are amiss. I have been forced to fix a personal quota of funerals if I am not to be on the move to and from burials and funeral parlours all year long. She did obey the rules of her gods, which were that any dead body must be given a proper burial, with libatations. Carved on the stonework are the names of the 73,077 men who were denied the honour of a proper burial. These funeral homes and modern burials just don't compete. Nor was he an atheist intent on overthrowing the Catholic Church: his final efforts to get a Christian burial led to a bizarre funeral. Another option would be to send the corpses home in airtight body bags for closed-casket burials. Furthermore, anyone who does attempt to give him a proper burial will be sentenced to death. If they are dead, we want them to be given proper burials. The family wanted to see the body and wanted a burial because of Islamic religion and this caused a lot of pain because we could not do this. That is why they had been reluctant to give their adulterous sister a proper burial. The thought that his body would lie where it had fallen without a proper burial was more than she could bear. I wish to have a proper burial, but he told me that my husband's body was not found. The burial ceremony the Indonesians had for my mother was different than what we had in England. The Great Army was probably made up of various groups of Vikings - there is no reason why they would all practice the same burial rituals. Synonyms burying, interment, committal, inhumation entombment funeral, obsequies, funerary rites rare sepulture, exequies 1.2Archaeology count noun A grave or the remains found in it. 〔考古〕葬地，坟墓；遗骸，遗骨 as modifier burial mounds Example sentencesExamples Our comparisons also suggest that the types of grave artifacts included with burials were partly related to age and location. Pagan burial mounds on the Isle of Man have revealed the grave of a Viking warrior. Human remains and burials have certainly been of major importance in the history of archaeology, but they are still only a small part of what archaeologists study. Because of this not all the earth had been put back into the grave at the time of the burial, so it seems likely that a small burial mound or barrow surmounted the grave. The new circle is bigger than Seahenge and has been interpreted as the remains of a Bronze Age burial mound. Origin Old English byrgels 'place of burial, grave' (interpreted as plural in Middle English, hence the loss of the final -s), of Germanic origin; related to bury. Rhymes Meriel Definition of burial in US English: burial nounˈbɛriəlˈberēəl 1The action or practice of interring a dead body. 埋葬，掩埋 his remains were shipped home for burial 他的遗体被运回家乡埋葬。 Example sentencesExamples He said the coroner had released the bodies for burial. It is generally acknowledged that the Indo-Iranians followed the practice of burial. Tamil cremate or bury the dead, with burial being more common among lower castes. Instead, Creon is guilty of a religious sin by denying burial to a dead man's body. Remains were brought to Kilgobinet Church on Monday evening last with burial on Tuesday morning. Mr Hooper adjourned the inquest and released the body for burial. She pleaded with his adopted mother and the hospital officials to allow her to take his body home for burial on the reserve. No postmortem was ordered, and the dead woman's body was returned for burial before toxicology tests had been completed. The clerics had grown authoritative to the extent that they could refuse burial of any dead soul in the city cemetery. It is this money which was used to release the bodies for burial yesterday. There was no autopsy, nor is there any record of friends having witnessed the body or its burial. The remains of the baby will be kept at Mayo General Hospital until Gardaí decide to release the body for burial. It is a known fact that most of the primitive religious take their rites and practices from the burial of their dead. They are also charged with preventing or conspiring to prevent the lawful and decent burial of a dead body. To make sure that their bodies would be dead before burial, some people requested that they be cremated or embalmed. The family must come to the mortuary tomorrow to collect the body for burial, or the authorities will be forced to intervene again. This was the popular genre of postmortem images made to commemorate the dead before burial. It was thought the bath may have been used to store bodies awaiting burial or transfer from Silverton. Thanks to the Isle of Man government, the wreck was raised five months later and the crewmen's bodies retrieved for burial. Temporary hospitals were set up in private homes to treat the wounded and prepare the dead for burial. Synonyms burying, committal, entombment, inhumation 1.1 A ceremony at which someone's body is interred; a funeral. 葬礼；出殡 as modifier burial rites Example sentencesExamples The thought that his body would lie where it had fallen without a proper burial was more than she could bear. The Great Army was probably made up of various groups of Vikings - there is no reason why they would all practice the same burial rituals. Furthermore, anyone who does attempt to give him a proper burial will be sentenced to death. Carved on the stonework are the names of the 73,077 men who were denied the honour of a proper burial. That is why they had been reluctant to give their adulterous sister a proper burial. The issue is slightly confused by the fact that Darwin was given a full Christian burial, and interred at Westminster Abbey. Nor was he an atheist intent on overthrowing the Catholic Church: his final efforts to get a Christian burial led to a bizarre funeral. The burial ceremony the Indonesians had for my mother was different than what we had in England. It was when I was living in Washington nearly 20 years ago that I first heard about the curious American habit of conducting burials without bodies. He said his son was entitled to a proper burial, although the family now wanted to discover why he carried out the attack. She did obey the rules of her gods, which were that any dead body must be given a proper burial, with libatations. If they are dead, we want them to be given proper burials. I have been forced to fix a personal quota of funerals if I am not to be on the move to and from burials and funeral parlours all year long. Another option would be to send the corpses home in airtight body bags for closed-casket burials. These funeral homes and modern burials just don't compete. If we don't give them a proper burial then we are amiss. The large attendance at both Requiem and burial were testament to the respect in which Maura and the family is held. They found the little girl's body soon after that, and they had a proper burial. The family wanted to see the body and wanted a burial because of Islamic religion and this caused a lot of pain because we could not do this. I wish to have a proper burial, but he told me that my husband's body was not found. Synonyms burying, interment, committal, inhumation 1.2Archaeology A grave or the remains found in it. 〔考古〕葬地，坟墓；遗骸，遗骨 as modifier burial mounds Example sentencesExamples Our comparisons also suggest that the types of grave artifacts included with burials were partly related to age and location. The new circle is bigger than Seahenge and has been interpreted as the remains of a Bronze Age burial mound. Because of this not all the earth had been put back into the grave at the time of the burial, so it seems likely that a small burial mound or barrow surmounted the grave. Pagan burial mounds on the Isle of Man have revealed the grave of a Viking warrior. Human remains and burials have certainly been of major importance in the history of archaeology, but they are still only a small part of what archaeologists study. Origin Old English byrgels ‘place of burial, grave’ (interpreted as plural in Middle English, hence the loss of the final -s), of Germanic origin; related to bury.
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