mummifying

美 [ˈmʌmɪfaɪɪŋ]英 [ˈmʌmɪfaɪɪŋ]
  • v.把(尸体)制成木乃伊
  • mummify的现在分词
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mummifying

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    VERB 在(尸体)上涂敷香料再裹布保存;将(尸体)制成木乃伊
    If a dead body is mummified, it is preserved, for example by rubbing it with special oils and wrapping it in cloth.

    In America, people are paying up to $150,000 to be mummified after death.

    在美国,死后将尸体制成木乃伊的费用高达15万美元。

  1. The Egyptologist thinks that as people ran out of animals to offer the gods , they began mummifying objects that the animals were closely associated with during their lifetime - things like nest material or eggshells .

    埃及古物学家认为,当祭祀用的动物供不应求时,古埃及人就用与这些动物的生活息息相关的物件来制作动物木乃伊,比如建巢穴的原料或者蛋壳。