Lingaku- grave
- tomb
- graveyard
- cemetery
- fig. one's native place (where one's ancestors are buried)
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- grave
- tomb
- graveyard
- cemetery
- fig. one's native place (where one's ancestors are buried)
This refers to a burial site where a deceased person is laid to rest.
His grandfather is buried next to the grave in the village.
We are going to visit grandma's grave tomorrow.
This specifically highlights a structure or chamber for burial, often more elaborate than a simple grave.
The tombs of emperors are usually built very grandly.
kǎo gǔ xué jiā考古学家fā xiàn发现le了yī一gě个gǔ lǎo古老de的fén yíng坟茔，lǐ miàn里面mái cáng埋藏zhāo着zhēn guì珍贵de的wén wù文物。
Archaeologists discovered an ancient tomb that contained precious artifacts.
This term refers to an area specifically designated for burials, usually including multiple graves.
There is an old graveyard near the village that contains the remains of many ancestors.
In the graveyard, we can see some historical tombstones.
A cemetery is a larger, often more organized space dedicated to burying the dead, distinct from informal grave sites.
The city cemetery is large, with many different burial sections.
Every year, we go there to clean the cemetery during Easter.
This figurative meaning implies a connection to one's heritage and the place tied to one's ancestors.
Generated collocations (experimental)
fén yíng坟茔de地grave sitejiā zú家族fén yíng坟茔family graveyardfén yíng坟茔jì bài祭拜to pay respects at the gravefén yíng坟茔qū趋Jí吉to seek good fortune at the gravesitelì shǐ历史fén yíng坟茔historical graveyardfén yíng坟茔wén huà文化grave culturefén yíng坟茔fēng shuǐ风水feng shui of a gravefén yíng坟茔yí zhǐ遗址grave site remainsfén yíng坟茔jiāo tōng交通access to the cemeterygōng mù公墓fén yíng坟茔public cemeteryfén yíng坟茔qīng lǐ清理grave cleaningfén yíng坟茔tàn fǎng探访grave visitingxiān先zǔ fén祖坟yíng茔ancestors' graves