Definition of burial ground in English:

burial ground

noun

An area of ground set aside for the burying of human bodies.
坟场，公墓
Example sentencesExamples
- The recent addition of seats placed around the burial ground provides a facility for visitors to sit in quiet meditation, and is a lovely idea.
- Jesus' body was brought to a private burial ground, not a public cemetery.
- The burial ground of some of the area's leading historical figures is regularly the scene of attacks.
- You see why a church hemmed in like this put its burial ground out in the empty fields beyond what would become Russell Square.
- There's a fine distinction between a burial ground and a graveyard, the former needing a few years to grow into the other.
- The chapel's hilltop position in the village graveyard has prompted objections on the grounds that its use as a home would harm the ambience of the burial ground.
- Following Requiem Mass on the next day, Joey's remains were interred in the family burial ground in the old graveyard.
- Later, between 5000 and 2000 BC, the area was mainly used as a burial ground.
- Little is known about the cemeteries although a large burial ground lies to the north and military tombstones have been found at Wotton.
- A service is held at the mosque before the body is taken to the burial ground.
- Young men wrap the corpse in grass mats, carry it out to the burial ground, and bury it.
- The final stretch of wall runs on past the Cholera burial ground opposite the Royal York Hotel and on to Barker Tower on the banks of the River Ouse at Lendal Bridge.
- An additional burial ground at Kettlewell Church was consecrated.
- The burial ground of Darwen's first Primitive Methodist Church was built in Redearth Road in the 1800s.
- The remains of a second child who could have been a human sacrifice have been unearthed in an ancient burial ground in the Yorkshire Dales.
- The higgledy-piggledy cemetery is testimony to a time when Jews, denied a larger burial ground, were forced to inter their dead up to twelve deep.
- When it was converted to a burial ground many of the leading and old families of the area were buried there, poor and rich alike.
- The parish council identified a piece of land on the other side of the road to the churchyard as suitable for a burial ground and agreed to write to the landowner to see if he would sell.
- Her remains were interred in the family burial ground in Calvary Cemetery.
- It was decided to erect a suitably secure railed-off area on where the burial ground is situated.
Synonyms
graveyard, churchyard, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance
cemetery, graveyard, churchyard, necropolis, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance

Definition of burial ground in US English:

burial ground

nounˈbɛriəl ˌɡraʊndˈberēəl ˌɡround

often as burial grounds

1An area of ground set aside for the burying of human bodies.
坟场，公墓
Example sentencesExamples
- It was decided to erect a suitably secure railed-off area on where the burial ground is situated.
- The higgledy-piggledy cemetery is testimony to a time when Jews, denied a larger burial ground, were forced to inter their dead up to twelve deep.
- There's a fine distinction between a burial ground and a graveyard, the former needing a few years to grow into the other.
- Little is known about the cemeteries although a large burial ground lies to the north and military tombstones have been found at Wotton.
- The burial ground of some of the area's leading historical figures is regularly the scene of attacks.
- The parish council identified a piece of land on the other side of the road to the churchyard as suitable for a burial ground and agreed to write to the landowner to see if he would sell.
- An additional burial ground at Kettlewell Church was consecrated.
- Following Requiem Mass on the next day, Joey's remains were interred in the family burial ground in the old graveyard.
- Her remains were interred in the family burial ground in Calvary Cemetery.
- The remains of a second child who could have been a human sacrifice have been unearthed in an ancient burial ground in the Yorkshire Dales.
- The chapel's hilltop position in the village graveyard has prompted objections on the grounds that its use as a home would harm the ambience of the burial ground.
- The final stretch of wall runs on past the Cholera burial ground opposite the Royal York Hotel and on to Barker Tower on the banks of the River Ouse at Lendal Bridge.
- When it was converted to a burial ground many of the leading and old families of the area were buried there, poor and rich alike.
- Jesus' body was brought to a private burial ground, not a public cemetery.
- The burial ground of Darwen's first Primitive Methodist Church was built in Redearth Road in the 1800s.
- A service is held at the mosque before the body is taken to the burial ground.
- Young men wrap the corpse in grass mats, carry it out to the burial ground, and bury it.
- Later, between 5000 and 2000 BC, the area was mainly used as a burial ground.
- You see why a church hemmed in like this put its burial ground out in the empty fields beyond what would become Russell Square.
- The recent addition of seats placed around the burial ground provides a facility for visitors to sit in quiet meditation, and is a lovely idea.
Synonyms
graveyard, churchyard, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance
cemetery, graveyard, churchyard, necropolis, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance
1. 1.1 A site at which the remains of once-living specimens can be found.
  coral reefs are the burial grounds of untold organisms
  Example sentencesExamples
  The major league burial grounds are filled with players such as Billy Ashley, Roger Freed, Phil Hiatt, Sam Horn, Dave Hostetler, and Hensley Meulens.
  Every place has a secret identity; every city, like every culture, is built on the burial ground of its past.
  What other ghosts are haunting the burial grounds of museums, subject to academic priority and funding?
  For each of the dead, a phantom which, like the cybernetworks which now become their burial grounds, moves bodiless through the new techno-landscapes.

单词	burial ground
释义	Definition of burial ground in English: burial ground noun An area of ground set aside for the burying of human bodies. 坟场，公墓 Example sentencesExamples The recent addition of seats placed around the burial ground provides a facility for visitors to sit in quiet meditation, and is a lovely idea. Jesus' body was brought to a private burial ground, not a public cemetery. The burial ground of some of the area's leading historical figures is regularly the scene of attacks. You see why a church hemmed in like this put its burial ground out in the empty fields beyond what would become Russell Square. There's a fine distinction between a burial ground and a graveyard, the former needing a few years to grow into the other. The chapel's hilltop position in the village graveyard has prompted objections on the grounds that its use as a home would harm the ambience of the burial ground. Following Requiem Mass on the next day, Joey's remains were interred in the family burial ground in the old graveyard. Later, between 5000 and 2000 BC, the area was mainly used as a burial ground. Little is known about the cemeteries although a large burial ground lies to the north and military tombstones have been found at Wotton. A service is held at the mosque before the body is taken to the burial ground. Young men wrap the corpse in grass mats, carry it out to the burial ground, and bury it. The final stretch of wall runs on past the Cholera burial ground opposite the Royal York Hotel and on to Barker Tower on the banks of the River Ouse at Lendal Bridge. An additional burial ground at Kettlewell Church was consecrated. The burial ground of Darwen's first Primitive Methodist Church was built in Redearth Road in the 1800s. The remains of a second child who could have been a human sacrifice have been unearthed in an ancient burial ground in the Yorkshire Dales. The higgledy-piggledy cemetery is testimony to a time when Jews, denied a larger burial ground, were forced to inter their dead up to twelve deep. When it was converted to a burial ground many of the leading and old families of the area were buried there, poor and rich alike. The parish council identified a piece of land on the other side of the road to the churchyard as suitable for a burial ground and agreed to write to the landowner to see if he would sell. Her remains were interred in the family burial ground in Calvary Cemetery. It was decided to erect a suitably secure railed-off area on where the burial ground is situated. Synonyms graveyard, churchyard, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance cemetery, graveyard, churchyard, necropolis, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance Definition of burial ground in US English: burial ground nounˈbɛriəl ˌɡraʊndˈberēəl ˌɡround often as burial grounds 1An area of ground set aside for the burying of human bodies. 坟场，公墓 Example sentencesExamples It was decided to erect a suitably secure railed-off area on where the burial ground is situated. The higgledy-piggledy cemetery is testimony to a time when Jews, denied a larger burial ground, were forced to inter their dead up to twelve deep. There's a fine distinction between a burial ground and a graveyard, the former needing a few years to grow into the other. Little is known about the cemeteries although a large burial ground lies to the north and military tombstones have been found at Wotton. The burial ground of some of the area's leading historical figures is regularly the scene of attacks. The parish council identified a piece of land on the other side of the road to the churchyard as suitable for a burial ground and agreed to write to the landowner to see if he would sell. An additional burial ground at Kettlewell Church was consecrated. Following Requiem Mass on the next day, Joey's remains were interred in the family burial ground in the old graveyard. Her remains were interred in the family burial ground in Calvary Cemetery. The remains of a second child who could have been a human sacrifice have been unearthed in an ancient burial ground in the Yorkshire Dales. The chapel's hilltop position in the village graveyard has prompted objections on the grounds that its use as a home would harm the ambience of the burial ground. The final stretch of wall runs on past the Cholera burial ground opposite the Royal York Hotel and on to Barker Tower on the banks of the River Ouse at Lendal Bridge. When it was converted to a burial ground many of the leading and old families of the area were buried there, poor and rich alike. Jesus' body was brought to a private burial ground, not a public cemetery. The burial ground of Darwen's first Primitive Methodist Church was built in Redearth Road in the 1800s. A service is held at the mosque before the body is taken to the burial ground. Young men wrap the corpse in grass mats, carry it out to the burial ground, and bury it. Later, between 5000 and 2000 BC, the area was mainly used as a burial ground. You see why a church hemmed in like this put its burial ground out in the empty fields beyond what would become Russell Square. The recent addition of seats placed around the burial ground provides a facility for visitors to sit in quiet meditation, and is a lovely idea. Synonyms graveyard, churchyard, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance cemetery, graveyard, churchyard, necropolis, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance 1.1 A site at which the remains of once-living specimens can be found. coral reefs are the burial grounds of untold organisms Example sentencesExamples The major league burial grounds are filled with players such as Billy Ashley, Roger Freed, Phil Hiatt, Sam Horn, Dave Hostetler, and Hensley Meulens. Every place has a secret identity; every city, like every culture, is built on the burial ground of its past. What other ghosts are haunting the burial grounds of museums, subject to academic priority and funding? For each of the dead, a phantom which, like the cybernetworks which now become their burial grounds, moves bodiless through the new techno-landscapes.
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