n.柩车，灵车

n.(名词)

灵车
柩车
棺架，墓架
棺台
【天主教】条案形蜡烛排架
纪念耶稣受难的赞美诗晨祷仪式上用的三角形烛台
棺材
v.(动词)

用灵车装运
埋葬
用柩车装运

hearse灵车，灵柩
来自古法语herce,耙子，来自拉丁语hercia,耙子，来自古希腊方言Oscan语hirpus,狼。由狼引申词义狼牙，耙子，因形如狼牙而得名。后引申词义教堂大烛台，灵车前的灯烛，后代指灵车，灵柩。

The Empty Hearse → 空灵柩；空灵车；空棺材
Romero's Hearse → 一辆葬礼车；得到一辆葬礼车
Hearse Driver → 灵柩飞车；灵车司机
motor hearse → 灵车
carry the hearse → 扶灵
THE MARRIAGE HEARSE → 婚礼上的灵车
animal-drawn hearse → 畜拉灵车
Dance before dead England's hearse → 英伦棺木台前舞
The Hearse → 灵车

1. And then Captain Charles sings, "Don't ever laugh when a hearse goes by or you will be the next to die."
[汉]随后查尔斯船长唱到：“如果你不想下一个死的是你，当灵车走过时绝不要笑。”
——来自柯林斯例句
2. The boy remained as dismal as a hearse.
[汉]那孩子仍然看上去像口棺材,死气沉沉.
——来自英汉文学 - 汤姆历险
3. It was a big black battered hearse -- like automobile . There were three men in it.
[汉]那是一辆破旧不堪的黑色大车,活象一辆柩车. 车里坐着三个人.
——来自辞典例句
4. I need a hearse at Vera Smith's house.
[汉]我需要一辆灵车,到维拉.史密斯的房子.
——来自电影对白
5. Until after hearing hearse to go, just sleep again.
[汉]直到听到灵车走了以后, 才又睡下.
——来自互联网

【Noun】

1. a vehicle for carrying a coffin to a church or a cemetery; formerly drawn by horses but now usually a motor vehicle