Definition of Mary Celeste in English:

Mary Celeste

(also Marie Celeste)

proper nounˌmɛːri sɪˈlɛstˌmerē səˈlest

1An American cargo ship that was found afloat in the North Atlantic in December 1872 in perfect condition but abandoned. The fate of the crew and the reason for the abandonment of the ship remain a mystery.
1. 1.1 Used in allusion to a place that is inexplicably deserted.
  it was like the Marie Celeste, with only one person and her baby in there
  we got there to find a deserted Marie Celeste kind of place

Origin

The ship was called the Mary Celeste, but the form Marie Celeste was popularized by an account written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1884, and is now commoner in allusive use.

Definition of Mary Celeste in US English:

Mary Celeste

(also Marie Celeste)

proper nounˌmerē səˈlest

1An American cargo ship that was found adrift in the North Atlantic in December 1872 in perfect condition but abandoned. The fate of the crew and the reason for the abandonment of the ship remain a mystery.
1. 1.1 Used in allusion to a place that is inexplicably deserted.
  it was like the Marie Celeste, with only one person and her baby in there

Origin

The ship was called the Mary Celeste, but the form Marie Celeste was popularized by an account written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1884, and is now commoner in allusive use.

单词	Mary Celeste
释义	Definition of Mary Celeste in English: Mary Celeste (also Marie Celeste) proper nounˌmɛːri sɪˈlɛstˌmerē səˈlest 1An American cargo ship that was found afloat in the North Atlantic in December 1872 in perfect condition but abandoned. The fate of the crew and the reason for the abandonment of the ship remain a mystery. 1.1 Used in allusion to a place that is inexplicably deserted. it was like the Marie Celeste, with only one person and her baby in there we got there to find a deserted Marie Celeste kind of place Origin The ship was called the Mary Celeste, but the form Marie Celeste was popularized by an account written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1884, and is now commoner in allusive use. Definition of Mary Celeste in US English: Mary Celeste (also Marie Celeste) proper nounˌmerē səˈlest 1An American cargo ship that was found adrift in the North Atlantic in December 1872 in perfect condition but abandoned. The fate of the crew and the reason for the abandonment of the ship remain a mystery. 1.1 Used in allusion to a place that is inexplicably deserted. it was like the Marie Celeste, with only one person and her baby in there Origin The ship was called the Mary Celeste, but the form Marie Celeste was popularized by an account written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1884, and is now commoner in allusive use.
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