寿衣
- shroud;cerements;graveclothes;dead clothes
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[shroud] 装殓死者的衣服
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寿衣都置备好了吗?
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让我穿上红色的寿衣,埋葬我!
Bury me , in such a shroud of red !
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他一直看来像是杜林寿衣。
He 's always looked like the Turin shroud .
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n.幕衣;寿衣囚犯在黑夜逃离监狱。
shroud The prisoners escaped out of the jail under the shroud of night .
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个个尸体都披着白色的寿衣。
All of the corpses wrapped in white shrouds .
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我买来法兰绒,给我的爱人做寿衣。
Ill buy my love some flannel , Ill make my love a shroud .
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这条路走下去有个寿衣店。
There 's a mortician down the alley .
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它有与优美的把柄和熔铸铝节流阀端盖的一件优质不锈钢寿衣。
It has a high-quality stainless steel shroud with polished handle and cast-aluminum end caps .
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我所穿的,是这种寿衣第二阶段的雏形
I 'm wearing the second prototype
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他们穿寿衣,但往往被臃肿和红润或暗的脸上描述。
They wore shrouds and were often described as bloated and of ruddy or dark countenance .
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我会来做寿衣。
I 'll make the shroud .
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绿色葬礼中的尸体将不给涂抹防腐香料并以纯纤维寿衣。
In a green funeral , bodies are not embalmed and are dressed in pure fiber clothes .
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我来,甲虫说,我将为他做寿衣,用我的针和线。
I , said the Beetle , With my thread and needle , I make the shroud .
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在天堂享受锦衣玉食,你还穿着下葬时那身寿衣,你不会闹心么?
Once you 're in heaven , do you get stuck wearing the clothes you were buried in for eternity ?
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穿寿衣的人说可是女士,只有一两分钟的时间,葬礼就要开始了。
The undertaker said , ″ But madam ! It 's only a minute or two until the funeral is scheduled to begin !
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他见过悲伤的夜莺在枝头打盹,这些让他想起他的母亲,灰色的寿衣落在这城市。
He saw the sad nightingales nodding on the branches and they reminded him of his mother . A gray shroud fell over the city .
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他几乎认定,寿衣只是用来裹住老朽干瘪的躯体,从来不把年轻娇嫩的形体拉进它们那可怕的怀抱。
He almost thought that shrouds were for the old and shrunken ; and that they never wrapped the young and graceful form in their ghastly folds .
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第二天晚上孩子又来了,手里举着一盏小灯,说:“母亲,您看看我的寿衣快干啦,我可以在墓中休息了。”
He had a little light in his hand and said ," See , my shirt is almost dry , and I will be able to rest in my grave . "
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祭坛上布满鲜花,还放着高民秀的遗照。在祭坛前,高民秀指示学员选择一具棺材,穿上传统的麻质寿衣,然后开始一个接一个朗读自己的遗嘱。
In front of an altar covered with flowers and his funeral portrait , Mr Ko instructs his trainees to choose a coffin , put on a traditional hemp death robe and then read out their wills one-by-one .
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也许死人会说话,可是他们不会趁你不注意,披着寿衣悄悄溜过来,猛地从你背后探出身来,龇牙咧嘴;但他们就爱这么干。
Dead people might talk , maybe , but they don 't come sliding around in a shroud , when you ain 't noticing , and peep over your shoulder all of a sudden and grit their teeth , the way a ghost does .
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他们祈祷的方式就是不断旋转,白色的衣服象征寿衣。有手高举,左手下垂,象征从天上的神获得恩惠与丰饶,然后再传播给大地和世人。
For praying purposes they just turn round and round , with the white clothes , which symbolizes the shroud , and one hand , the right hand Up , the left hand down . That symbolizes getting mercy and fertility from the sky from God and giving it to Earth and to people .