棺木 | guān mù | coffin | |
棺椁 | guān guǒ | inner and outer coffins; coffin | |
盖棺论定 | gài guān lùn dìng | don't pass judgment on a person's life until the lid is on the coffin (idiom) | |
石棺 | shí guān | sarcophagus | |
棺材 | guān cai | coffin; Classifiers: 具 |
1 | This coffin is of particular interest to Terrenato and his team of archaeologists due to its size. | |
2 | Cardboard coffins - which are as thick as their wooden counterparts - can be decorated by family and biodegrade within three months. | |
3 | In fact, an ancient Greek mummy of a middle-aged woman was discovered in a lead coffin and reported a couple years ago. | |
4 | I got the sexton, who was digging Linton's grave, to remove the earth off her coffin-lid, and I opened it. | |
5 | The Queen tracks her down, giving her a poisoned apple, and she appears to die and is arranged in a glass coffin by the grieving dwarfs. |