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Перевод: corpse

[существительное]
труп ; мертвое тело; мертвец

Тезаурус:

1. The base tray is as deep as the corpse is high, the head section having been fashioned from a separate sheet of lead and soldered on to the main body of the shell.
2. The interment was, however, in a shallow grave and the corpse far from extinct, so I, for my pains, was haunted.
3. I remember going upstairs while they were looking at the corpse and writing a note with trembling fingers.
4. Lydia lies more comfortably than baby Hoskins, the angle of the corpse vis--vis the pillow being less exaggerated.
5. Many features of the N.T. cannot be fully appreciated without the O.T., e.g. the Jewish fear of ritual contamination by a corpse, implicit in the story of the Good Samaritan.
6. "I would like to examine his corpse," Corbett said.
7. From the mid-sixties, Van Cleef's face became instantly recognisable - pencil-thin moustache, prominent nose, slitted eyes and the head of a baldvulture descending to pick the scraps off a corpse in the badlands.
8. The pose of the corpse recalls that of Thomas Aston's wife in the celebrated portrait of 1635 by John Souch of Chester ( Col. 4 ) and, in a more romantic vein, that of 1633 by van Dyck of Lady Venetia Stanley on her death-bed.
9. The girl in the mortuary hadn't been anything like five feet nine, but you couldn't expect an aunt to tell the height of a prone corpse.
10. It was Banting, the crown undertaker, who provided the model for the future; for he rarely saw a corpse, contracting out at every stage of the proceedings.
11. When Ted arrived at the box, the signalman's corpse had been laid out on the signal frame- and was covered with a sheet, from where he was removed by ambulance to the local hospital.
12. This corpse looks fresh - it's a good job they don't bury people properly round here, else I'd have to dig 'em up.
13. Great spiritual power is envisaged in such chastity, and hence the most virtuous woman is one who commits sati or suttee , that is, voluntary suicide committed by being cremated alive with the corpse of one's husband.