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Meaning of 入殓

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liàn (Trad.: 入殮)
to put dead body in coffin
Example Sentences
1
Jean: I never thought an embalmer was a decent job.
2
西
When a chief dies, he is also laid to rest in a hammock with his head to the west.
3
In one of the night's few surprises, the best foreign language film went to "Departures, " a drama about an unemployed cellist, from Japan.
4
2008
A scene showing an encoffination ceremony from 'Departures,' which won the Oscar for best foreign picture in 2008.
5
"We mustn't let his feet get cold," the male encoffiner said, seeking volunteers to put socks on my father-in-law's feet.