morgue

英 [mɔːɡ]

美 [mɔːrɡ]

n.  停尸房; 太平间; (供辨认尸首的)陈尸所

复数：morgues　

医学

BNC.20917 / COCA.12116

牛津词典

noun

• 停尸房；太平间
  a building in which dead bodies are kept before they are buried or cremated (= burned)
• （供辨认尸首的）陈尸所
  a place where dead bodies that have been found are kept until they can be identified

柯林斯词典

• (医院的)陈尸所，停尸房，太平间
  Amorgueis a building or a room in a hospital where dead bodies are kept before they are buried or cremated, or before they are identified or examined.

英英释义

noun

• a building (or room) where dead bodies are kept before burial or cremation
  Synonym:mortuarydead room

双语例句

• So we ran it against the headless body in the morgue.
  我们把它和停尸房里的无头女尸进行比对。
• He went to see your brother's body in the morgue.
  他去停尸间看你哥哥的遗体了。
• She and her aunt came to the morgue.
  她和她阿姨去太平间认尸了。
• Listen, I can find the morgue on my own.
  听着，我自己可以找到停尸间。
• Maybe he's in the morgue.
  也许他就在太平间里。
• The Louvre is a morgue; you go there to identify your friends.
  卢浮宫是一个停尸房，你去那里辨认你的朋友。
• Now he's going to the morgue.
  现在他却进了太平间。
• We have to go back to the morgue, talk to Sam.
  我们必须回太平间，和sam谈谈。
• Meet me down in the morgue.
  在太平间里和我见面。
• The first of many visits to Miami's morgue left me indignant.
  我去过迈阿密的停尸房，第一次去的时候，我感到非常愤慨。