catacombs

英 ['kætəkuːmz] 美 ['kætəkoʊmz]

• n. 地下墓穴；陵寝

英英释义

名词 catacomb:

1. an underground tunnel with recesses where bodies were buried (as in ancient Rome)

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. Overwhelmed by the attack of the clones, Poggle ordered his warriors to withdraw into the catacombs.
   复制人的攻势胜利了，波哥只能命令他的战士撤回至地下墓穴。
2. That said, I really like doing the bizarre stuff like the Geonosian queen who emerges from the catacombs.
   即便如此，我真正喜欢的还是给象吉奥诺西斯女王这样从地下墓穴中浮现出的恐怖生物配音。
3. The tunnels are known as the catacombs or the Empire of Death, and all visitors are disquieted by their ghastly contents.
   这些地道被称作陵寝或者死亡帝国，所有到这里的到访者都被里面可怕的内容弄得焦虑不安。
4. Part of the catacombs is now open to the public so the stout of heart can view the wall of death and stare into the black eyes of the empty skulls.
   陵寝的一部分现在对公众开放，以便那些勇敢的人可以看一看死亡之墙，凝望进那些空空的头盖骨里的黑洞洞的眼睛。

词汇搭配

• catacomb 地下墓穴