释义 |
crematoriumcrem‧a‧to‧ri‧um /ˌkreməˈtɔːriəm $ ˌkriː-/ noun (plural crematoriums or crematoria /-riə/) (also crem‧a‧to‧ry /ˈkremətəri $ ˈkriːmətɔːri/) American English [countable] crematoriumOrigin: 1800-1900 Modern Latin, Latin cremare; ➔ CREMATE - Also there is no legal obstruction to you taking the coffin to the crematorium in a station wagon.
- Everyone was ordered to the crematorium in October, but a bombing spared them.
- Frankovich said the jury had found the crematorium guilty of mishandling remains and fraudulently concealing their actions from the families.
- He claims he found a clandestine crematorium where the army was burning the bodies of Mayan villagers killed during the conflict.
- He said arranging flowers and cleaning vases was carried out by crematorium staff and was becoming very time consuming.
- Read in studio A public inquiry's begun into plans to burn hospital waste at an animal crematorium.
- The boys stayed away from yesterday's service at Oxford's crematorium.
- They stood uncomfortably outside Margate crematorium while the coffin was carried in and the relations eased themselves sadly out of hired limos.
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