English to Latin Meaning of corpse - cadaveribus Pugnatur

Corpse :

cadaveribus Pugnatur

noun

cadaveribus Pugnatur, corporis, Organismus, lutum

Corpse :: corpusCorpses :: cadaveribus,

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Definitions of corpse in English

Noun(1) the dead body of a human being

Examples of corpse in English

(1) We first saw a hand swinging in and out of the door and we thought we saw a dead corpse .(2) can they revive the corpse of Europe?(3) the corpse of a man lay there(4) he believed that fascism would revive the corpse of Europe(5) I'm trying to eat my breakfast but I can see his corpse lying in a body bag on the glacier.(6) I realized today that, all week, I've been referring to the dead I've seen as bodies and corpses .(7) Von Hagens, who was born in 1945, is reported to have had a lively interest in the human body, particularly in corpses , since he was a child.(8) Therefore he has dug one small cove in the ice and has passed the night with the corpses of the six dead men.(9) Medical personnel fear an outbreak of cholera and other contagious diseases if the bodies of the corpses are not cleared before they start decaying.(10) The records say he had some medical training but aside from carving up dead corpses , I never saw anything to indicate that it's true.(11) Lisa Morgan, 30, a legal secretary from Chatham, Kent, clung to a tree for six hours, surrounded by human corpses and dead animals.(12) A weeping elderly woman identified one of the corpses as her dead husband.(13) Bushes lay crushed and we found countless corpses of animals that looked as if something had really torn into them.(14) He raced away from the stunned group of men, staring at their dead comrades' burnt corpses .(15) And he couldn't just leave her here either, since someone's bound to find the corpses of the dead gang members.(16) She looked back down at the corpses of the dead guards and the bodies of the unconscious guards.

Related Phrases of corpse

(1) corpse ::

cadaveribus Pugnatur

Related Phrases of corpse

(1) corpse ::

cadaveribus Pugnatur

Synonyms

Noun

1. dead body ::

mortuum

2. body ::

corporis

3. carcass ::

cadaver

4. skeleton ::

osseus

6. mortal remains ::

manet mortale

7. stiff ::

rigida

8. soul case ::

causam meam

9. cadaver ::

diri cadaueris fabricatam

Different Forms

corpse, corpses

Word Example from TV Shows

...but if the CORPSE is fresh enough sometimes you can get the leg to jerk.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 4

you examined King Joffrey's CORPSE.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

They just try to clone me from my CORPSE,

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 17

Ahem. Suddenly, a spectral shape rises from Koothrappali's bloody CORPSE and says:

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 23

or a blue-eyed CORPSE,

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 3

Examples of corpse from TV Shows

...but if the CORPSE is fresh enough sometimes you can get the leg to jerk.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 4

you examined King Joffrey's CORPSE.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

They just try to clone me from my CORPSE,

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 17

Ahem. Suddenly, a spectral shape rises from Koothrappali's bloody CORPSE and says:

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 23

or a blue-eyed CORPSE,

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 3

English to Latin Dictionary: corpse

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English to Latin Dictionary: corpse

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