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cenotaphs
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纪念碑, 战争纪念碑
a public monument built to honor the people who died in a war and are buried elsewhere
A cenotaph is a monument built to honor and remember people who have died, especially those who are buried elsewhere. It is typically a structure without a tomb, used to recognize those who have lost their lives in wars, disasters, or other significant events. Cenotaphs can be found in public places, such as parks or town squares, and often feature inscriptions or statues to pay tribute to the deceased. They serve as a place for reflection, remembrance, and respect for the individuals or groups they honor.
- The town built a cenotaph in the square to honor the soldiers who died in the war.
镇子在广场上建了一座纪念碑，以纪念在战争中牺牲的士兵。
- People gathered around the cenotaph every year to pay their respects on Memorial Day.
每年阵亡将士纪念日，人们都会聚集在纪念碑周围表达敬意。
- A beautiful wreath was placed at the base of the cenotaph to mark the anniversary of the tragedy.
为了纪念悲剧的周年纪念日，一个美丽的花环被放在了纪念碑的基座上。
- The mayor gave a speech in front of the cenotaph, praising the bravery of those who had sacrificed their lives.
市长在纪念碑前发表了讲话，赞扬了那些牺牲生命的人的勇敢。
- A quiet moment of silence was observed near the cenotaph during the remembrance ceremony.
在纪念仪式期间，人们在纪念碑附近观察到了一段安静的沉默时刻。
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