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tomb
UK
/tuːm/
US
/tum/
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tomb
noun
tombs
pl
UK
/tuːm/
US
/tum/
гробница
The ancient tomb was discovered by archaeologists.
Древняя гробница была обнаружена археологами.
склеп
The tomb was sealed with a heavy stone slab.
Склеп был запечатан тяжелой каменной плитой.
могила
The family visited the tomb of their ancestors.
Семья посетила могилу своих предков.
Synonymes
sepulcher
necropolis
graveyard
interment
burial site
crypt
mausoleum
grave
tomb
verb
tombed
Past Simple
tombed
Past Participle
tombing
Gerund
UK
/tuːm/
US
/tum/
The verb 'to tomb' (literary) meaning 'to place in a tomb; to bury'.
Synonymes
bury
lay to rest
inhume
sepulchre
sepulcher
entomb
inter
tomb
adjective
Attributive use as in 'tomb robber', 'tomb paintings'; treated as adjective.
Synonymes
sepulchral
funereal
funerary
burial
tomblike
tombal
Définitions
tomb
noun
A large vault, typically an underground one, for burying the dead.
The ancient tomb was discovered by archaeologists in the desert.
A monument to the memory of a dead person, erected over their burial place.
The tomb of the unknown soldier is a place of national reverence.
A burial chamber, usually above ground, that is often elaborately decorated.
The pharaoh's tomb was filled with treasures and artifacts.
tomb
verb
To place (a dead body) in a tomb; to inter or bury.
The ancient king was tombed with all his treasures.
tomb
adjective
Relating to, found in, or characteristic of a tomb.
Tomb paintings often depict scenes from the afterlife.
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