mausoleums信息详情
陵墓（mausoleum的复数）
mausoleum───n.陵墓；阴森森的大厦
mausolea───n.陵墓；阴森森的大厦(mausoleum的变形)
mausolean───陵墓
museums───n.博物馆（museum的复数形式）
asylums───n.收容所；避难所；流亡生物区（asylum的复数形式）
maulers───n.双手
midsoles───中底
oleums───n.[无化]发烟硫酸
soleus───n.[解剖]比目鱼肌（指小腿后面的一块扁平肌肉）
Sun shining through fog on mausoleums.───阳光透过迷雾笼罩在阴森森的陵墓上。
Romans had to look elsewhere to build their mausoleums.───罗马人不得不另觅地方建造自己的陵墓。
All public projects are mausoleums, not always in shape, but always in cost.───所有得公共项目都是坟墓，不总是外表相似，但总是付出的代价相似。
Some said she had been an architect, but had given it up when she realized that the grandest commissions were for the mausoleums.───有人说她曾是一个建筑师，但当她意识到交给她的宏伟任务是修建陵墓时，她放弃了。
"One Palace and Three Imperial Mausoleums " are the symbols of the culture of the Qing Dynasty in Liaoning and Shenyang area.───“一宫三陵”是辽沈地区清文化的象征。一宫为沈阳故宫，三陵分别为永陵、昭陵和福陵。
Chinese architecture ranges from temples, gardens, mausoleums , pagodas and imperial palaces to residential houses.───中国建筑涉及寺庙，园林，陵墓，塔，宫殿，住宅等。
About five miles across, it has 500 years' worth of crumbling mausoleums. Children beg on the graves of the recently dead.───墓地有五英里之长，有些岩块剥落的墓葬已经有五百年的历史，有孩子在新近葬下的墓前乞讨。
Soon the pleasant road , shaded with cypresses and umbrella pines, passes scattered piles of eroded bricks that once were grand mausoleums .───不久宜人路，绿荫与留念和雨伞松通过分散桩侵蚀砖一度宏伟陵园。
Excavations in Nisa, later renamed Mithradatkirt, have uncovered Mithraic mausoleums and shrines.───出土于尼撒，后来命名为密特拉达克特，打开了密特拉陵墓和神殿。
Mithraic sanctuaries and mausoleums were built in the city of Hatra in upper Mesopotamia.
The Taj Mahal in India is one of the wonders of the world and is one of the most beautiful mausoleums constructed by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite queen, Mumtaz Mahal.
There the stone carving handed down is few, they mainly include the stone carvings of Monarchal Mausoleums of Xixia Dynasty and those of official mansions collected by Museum of Guyuan county.
When full, Singing Hills will accommodate 30, 000 underground burials and an additional 20, 000 in mausoleums and crypts.
Excavations in Nisa, later renamed Mithradatkirt, have uncovered Mithraic mausoleums and shrines.
The white washed walls and bright lighting, however, make this one of the least atmospheric mausoleums you could imagine.
The cemetery is so densely occupied that in many of the mausoleums, coffins are piled up to 10m high.