Definition of war memorial in English:

war memorial

noun

A monument commemorating those killed in a war.
战争纪念碑，阵亡将士纪念碑
Example sentencesExamples
- The company has also offered to rebuild the crumbling brick wall that separates the garage and the war memorial.
- Louts who dumped rubbish on a war memorial are beneath contempt, says an army veteran.
- At the end of the service, Sapper Collins's father Kevin laid a wreath at the war memorial in Kiverton Park.
- After the service the wreaths were taken to be placed on the war memorial in Grange Park.
- World War I established the war memorial as a necessary part of almost every Australian community.
- The Auckland War Memorial Museum is what a war memorial should really be.
- What the old post office is to the Cathedral, the war memorial is to the statue of Queen Victoria.
- The name of my great uncle is engraved on the war memorial in Radcliffe, opposite what was the town hall.
- Worries that such a new building would be a desecration of a war memorial are nonsense, Mr Roberts insists.
- At Spean Bridge we saw the impressive war memorial to all the commandos who lost their lives in the Second World War.
- No advertising should be allowed on the war memorial or its immediate surroundings, members of the town council agreed this week.
- The graves have been replaced by a modernist war memorial with tablets listing the names of the dead.
- He served in the Army for 23 years and thinks a war memorial in Wootton Bassett, where he lives, is long overdue.
- Among the flowers left on the war memorial were tributes to Black Watch and SAS soldiers.
- Major Laurie Sutcliffe, of the Territorial Army, conducted the service at the war memorial in front of hundreds of people.
- I have seen only one memorial which recognises that the sacrifice of war does not end with the names on a war memorial.
- Villagers have launched an appeal to repair a war memorial destroyed by louts on New Year's Eve.
- A war memorial was erected in honour of the troops and stands in Sanam Luang Park in Bangkok.
- In Cardiff, veterans marked the day with a service at a war memorial in Cathays Park in the city's civic centre.
- Carry on past a row of cottages, just before reaching the war memorial before looking for a track on the left.

Definition of war memorial in US English:

war memorial

nounwô(ə)r məˈmôrēəl

A monument commemorating those killed in a war.
战争纪念碑，阵亡将士纪念碑
Example sentencesExamples
- He served in the Army for 23 years and thinks a war memorial in Wootton Bassett, where he lives, is long overdue.
- Major Laurie Sutcliffe, of the Territorial Army, conducted the service at the war memorial in front of hundreds of people.
- Louts who dumped rubbish on a war memorial are beneath contempt, says an army veteran.
- A war memorial was erected in honour of the troops and stands in Sanam Luang Park in Bangkok.
- At the end of the service, Sapper Collins's father Kevin laid a wreath at the war memorial in Kiverton Park.
- World War I established the war memorial as a necessary part of almost every Australian community.
- No advertising should be allowed on the war memorial or its immediate surroundings, members of the town council agreed this week.
- The name of my great uncle is engraved on the war memorial in Radcliffe, opposite what was the town hall.
- In Cardiff, veterans marked the day with a service at a war memorial in Cathays Park in the city's civic centre.
- The graves have been replaced by a modernist war memorial with tablets listing the names of the dead.
- Worries that such a new building would be a desecration of a war memorial are nonsense, Mr Roberts insists.
- Among the flowers left on the war memorial were tributes to Black Watch and SAS soldiers.
- Carry on past a row of cottages, just before reaching the war memorial before looking for a track on the left.
- At Spean Bridge we saw the impressive war memorial to all the commandos who lost their lives in the Second World War.
- The Auckland War Memorial Museum is what a war memorial should really be.
- After the service the wreaths were taken to be placed on the war memorial in Grange Park.
- Villagers have launched an appeal to repair a war memorial destroyed by louts on New Year's Eve.
- The company has also offered to rebuild the crumbling brick wall that separates the garage and the war memorial.
- What the old post office is to the Cathedral, the war memorial is to the statue of Queen Victoria.
- I have seen only one memorial which recognises that the sacrifice of war does not end with the names on a war memorial.

单词	war memorial
释义	Definition of war memorial in English: war memorial noun A monument commemorating those killed in a war. 战争纪念碑，阵亡将士纪念碑 Example sentencesExamples The company has also offered to rebuild the crumbling brick wall that separates the garage and the war memorial. Louts who dumped rubbish on a war memorial are beneath contempt, says an army veteran. At the end of the service, Sapper Collins's father Kevin laid a wreath at the war memorial in Kiverton Park. After the service the wreaths were taken to be placed on the war memorial in Grange Park. World War I established the war memorial as a necessary part of almost every Australian community. The Auckland War Memorial Museum is what a war memorial should really be. What the old post office is to the Cathedral, the war memorial is to the statue of Queen Victoria. The name of my great uncle is engraved on the war memorial in Radcliffe, opposite what was the town hall. Worries that such a new building would be a desecration of a war memorial are nonsense, Mr Roberts insists. At Spean Bridge we saw the impressive war memorial to all the commandos who lost their lives in the Second World War. No advertising should be allowed on the war memorial or its immediate surroundings, members of the town council agreed this week. The graves have been replaced by a modernist war memorial with tablets listing the names of the dead. He served in the Army for 23 years and thinks a war memorial in Wootton Bassett, where he lives, is long overdue. Among the flowers left on the war memorial were tributes to Black Watch and SAS soldiers. Major Laurie Sutcliffe, of the Territorial Army, conducted the service at the war memorial in front of hundreds of people. I have seen only one memorial which recognises that the sacrifice of war does not end with the names on a war memorial. Villagers have launched an appeal to repair a war memorial destroyed by louts on New Year's Eve. A war memorial was erected in honour of the troops and stands in Sanam Luang Park in Bangkok. In Cardiff, veterans marked the day with a service at a war memorial in Cathays Park in the city's civic centre. Carry on past a row of cottages, just before reaching the war memorial before looking for a track on the left. Definition of war memorial in US English: war memorial nounwô(ə)r məˈmôrēəl A monument commemorating those killed in a war. 战争纪念碑，阵亡将士纪念碑 Example sentencesExamples He served in the Army for 23 years and thinks a war memorial in Wootton Bassett, where he lives, is long overdue. Major Laurie Sutcliffe, of the Territorial Army, conducted the service at the war memorial in front of hundreds of people. Louts who dumped rubbish on a war memorial are beneath contempt, says an army veteran. A war memorial was erected in honour of the troops and stands in Sanam Luang Park in Bangkok. At the end of the service, Sapper Collins's father Kevin laid a wreath at the war memorial in Kiverton Park. World War I established the war memorial as a necessary part of almost every Australian community. No advertising should be allowed on the war memorial or its immediate surroundings, members of the town council agreed this week. The name of my great uncle is engraved on the war memorial in Radcliffe, opposite what was the town hall. In Cardiff, veterans marked the day with a service at a war memorial in Cathays Park in the city's civic centre. The graves have been replaced by a modernist war memorial with tablets listing the names of the dead. Worries that such a new building would be a desecration of a war memorial are nonsense, Mr Roberts insists. Among the flowers left on the war memorial were tributes to Black Watch and SAS soldiers. Carry on past a row of cottages, just before reaching the war memorial before looking for a track on the left. At Spean Bridge we saw the impressive war memorial to all the commandos who lost their lives in the Second World War. The Auckland War Memorial Museum is what a war memorial should really be. After the service the wreaths were taken to be placed on the war memorial in Grange Park. Villagers have launched an appeal to repair a war memorial destroyed by louts on New Year's Eve. The company has also offered to rebuild the crumbling brick wall that separates the garage and the war memorial. What the old post office is to the Cathedral, the war memorial is to the statue of Queen Victoria. I have seen only one memorial which recognises that the sacrifice of war does not end with the names on a war memorial.
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