graves

graves

名词

词语辨析

graves常指一个或多个坟墓，表示埋葬或纪念死者的地方。cemetery一词更普遍地用于描述一个较大的墓地，包含许多坟墓。

词汇扩充

graveyard：小型墓地

tomb：庄重的石墓

necropolis：古代都市的墓地

近义词

burial ground, cemetery, graveyard

反义词

birth, life

形容词

词语辨析

用作形容词时，grave表示严重或重大程度，通常用于负面意义。serious在形容程度时也可以表示严重，但更常用于中性或正面的语境。

词汇扩充

serious：严重的，重要的

solemn：庄重的，肃穆的

weighty：重要的，严重的

近义词

serious, solemn, weighty

反义词

trivial, lighthearted

柯林斯词典

graves (坟墓) 名词： A grave is a place where a dead person is buried. | A grave is a large hole in the ground, usually in a garden, in which you can bury the body of a dead person or animal. | If you say that something is the grave of a particular thing, you mean that it has caused that thing's death or the end of its existence. | If you say that a situation or event is grave, you mean that it is serious, important, and worrying.

graves 形容词： You use grave to describe things that you consider to be serious, important, and worrying. | A grave person is quiet and serious in manner.

牛津词典

graves (坟墓) 名词： A place of burial for a dead body, typically a hole dug in the ground and marked by a stone or mound. | A place where a specified thing is deservedly buried or commemorated. | Used in names of actual or imaginary places associated with the burial of dead people.

graves 形容词： Giving cause for alarm; serious. | (of a person) giving an impression of deep seriousness.

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