obituary

英 [əˈbɪtʃuəri]

美 [oʊˈbɪtʃueri]

n. 讣闻; 讣告

复数：obituaries　

Collins.2 / BNC.10362 / COCA.12093

牛津词典

noun

讣闻；讣告
an article about sb's life and achievements, that is printed in a newspaper soon after they have died

N-COUNT （报纸上或广播里的）讣告，讣闻
Someone'sobituaryis an account of their life and character which is printed in a newspaper or broadcast soon after they die.
1. I read your brother's obituary in the Times.
  我在《泰晤士报》上看到了你哥哥的讣告。

noun

Yesterday's obituary of Randall m.klose misstated the date of his death.
昨天的伦道尔m克劳斯的讣告说错了死亡日期。
Martin was very shocked to see his best friend's obituary in the newspaper.
马丁在报上看见好友的讣告，感到非常震惊。
But history, like science, advances one obituary at a time.
但是和科学一样，历史也是随着每次讣告的发表而一步步缓慢前进的。
Our model is the widow who went to the local newspaper to place an obituary notice.
在节约成本方面我们的楷模是一位准备在本地报纸上刊登讣告的寡妇。
If it's a recent obituary, you can contact these people directly, if not, you can contact the children of the deceased.
如果这是一个最近的讣告，您可以直接接触这些人，如果没有，您可以联系的儿童死亡。
In2008, Bloomberg news outlet sent his obituary out over the wire and instantly spread all over the Internet.
2008年时，彭博通讯社在网上发布了乔布斯死亡的消息，然后被传得到处都是。
Yet it is too early to write ETA's obituary.
然而，书写埃塔讣告的为时尚早。
Every morning I get up, I read the obituary page.
每天早晨我起床，就打开报纸看讣告栏。
Are you saying you left that obituary to help me?
你的意思是你放下那个讣告是为了帮助我？
This makes many cautious about writing his political obituary.
这让很多人对书写内贾德的政治讣告心存谨慎。