funeral

名词 funeral:

1. a ceremony at which a dead person is buried or cremated

1. Flags were at half mast everywhere on the day of the president's funeral.
   总统葬礼那天，全国到处降半旗致哀。
2. A funeral is a somber occasion.
   葬礼是个忧郁的场合。
3. We must obey the decencies and attend the funeral.
   我们要遵照礼仪参加葬礼。
4. A funeral is a melancholy occasion.
   葬礼是一个令人忧伤的场合。
5. You're going to fail your exams if you don't work hard.' That's my funeral, not yours.'
   ｀你要不努力，考试就不会及格.＇｀倒霉是我自己的事，跟你没关系.＇
6. They held a state funeral in honour of the statesman.
   他们为这位政治家举行了国葬。
7. The funeral made its way slowly through the streets.
   送葬队伍缓缓地穿过街道。

fu.ner.al

n.（名词）

The ceremonies held in connection with the burial or cremation of a dead person.
葬礼：与死者土葬或火化有关而举行的仪式
Archaic The eulogy delivered or the sermon preached at such a ceremony.
【古语】 悼文：葬礼上的布道或悼词
The burial procession accompanying a body to the grave.
出殡的行列：伴随死者到墓地去的出殡行列
An end or a cessation of existence.
结束或终止
Slang A source of concern or care:
【俚语】 麻烦事，倒霉事：
例句：
If he doesn`t meet the deadline, it`s his funeral.
要是他最后一刻还不交出来，那他不会有好果子吃的

adj.（形容词）
Of, relating to, or resembling a funeral.
葬礼的：葬礼的、与此有关的或似葬礼的

来源：
Middle English funerelles [funeral rites]
中古英语 funerelles [葬礼仪式]
from Old French funerailles
源自 古法语 funerailles
from Medieval Latin fôner3lia [neuter pl. of] fôner3lis [funereal]
源自 中世纪拉丁语 fôner3lia [] fôner3lis的中性复数 [葬礼的]
from Late Latin
源自 后期拉丁语
from Latin fônus fôner- [death rites]
源自 拉丁语 fônus fôner- [殡仪]