casket

英 [ˈkɑːskɪt]

美 [ˈkæskɪt]

n.  (装珠宝等贵重物品的)精致小盒，装饰精美的小箱

复数：caskets　

BNC.16392 / COCA.9601

牛津词典

noun

• （装珠宝等贵重物品的）精致小盒，装饰精美的小箱
  a small decorated box for holding jewellery or other valuable things, especially in the past
• （装珠宝等贵重物品的）精致小盒，装饰精美的小箱
  a small decorated box for holding jewellery or other valuable things, especially in the past

柯林斯词典

• (装贵重物品的)匣子，小盒
  Acasketis a small box in which you keep valuable things.
• 棺材
  Acasketis a coffin.

英英释义

noun

• small and often ornate box for holding jewels or other valuables
  Synonym:jewel casket
• box in which a corpse is buried or cremated
  Synonym:coffin

verb

• enclose in a casket

双语例句

• Until you've got to buy them a casket.
  直到你得给他买副棺材的时候。
• I could see a large stone casket with a knight in armor lying on the lid.
  我看见一个全副武装的骑士躺在石棺盖上。
• The casket is decorated with the sign of Libra.
  棺材上装饰着天秤宫的标记。
• Along with the others I go past the casket.
  我和大家一起绕棺材一圈。
• Inside the ebony case was a magnificent silver casket, about twelve inches square by eight high.
  在这个黑檀箱子里，有一个十二吋见方，八吋高的精美绝伦的银匣子。
• They cheered as his golden casket was wheeled out to a brightly lit spot below center stage.
  当他那金色的小箱被推到明灯照耀下的舞台中心时，他们欢呼了。
• They are in the casket it with the camera or phone and nobody sees that.
  他们是在棺材里放入相机或手机，没有人看见。
• One time I showed him his casket, telling him how we all believed he would die.
  有一次我给他看他的棺材，告诉他我们是怎样都认为他活不长的。
• They open the casket and find that the woman is actually alive.
  他们将棺材打开，发现到这个女子实际上还活着。
• I put that check in the casket with my father because it was our dream together.
  我将这张支票放入父亲的棺材内因为那是我们共同的梦想。