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1 cremation
noun incineracióntr[krɪ'meɪʃən]1 incineración nombre femeninocremation [krɪ'meɪʃən] n: cremación fn.• cremación s.f.• incineración s.f.krɪ'meɪʃəncount & mass noun incineración f, cremación f[krɪ'meɪʃǝn]N cremación f, incineración f* * *[krɪ'meɪʃən]count & mass noun incineración f, cremación f -
2 cremation
s.incineración, cremación. -
3 cremation certificate
s.certificado de incineración, certificado de cremación. -
4 incineración
incineración sustantivo femenino
incineración sustantivo femenino
1 (de basuras) incineration
2 (de cadáveres) cremation ' incineración' also found in these entries: English: cremation -
5 cremación
cremación sustantivo femenino cremation ' cremación' also found in these entries: English: cremation -
6 cremate
kri'meit, 'kri:meit(to burn dead (human) bodies: He asked to be cremated, not buried.) incinerar- crematorium
tr[krɪ'meɪt]1 incinerarv.• incinerar v.'kriːmeɪt, krɪ'meɪttransitive verb incinerar, cremar[krɪ'meɪt]VT incinerar* * *['kriːmeɪt, krɪ'meɪt]transitive verb incinerar, cremar -
7 crematorium
kremə'to:riəmnoun (a place where cremation is carried out.) crematoriotr[kremə'tɔːrɪəm]1 (horno) crematorion.• crematorio s.m.'kriːmə'tɔːriəm, ˌkremə'tɔːriəm[ˌkremǝ'tɔːrɪǝm]N (pl crematoriums or crematoria) [ˌˌkremǝ'tɔːrɪǝ] crematory (US) ['kremǝtɔːrɪ] crematorio m* * *['kriːmə'tɔːriəm, ˌkremə'tɔːriəm] -
8 funeral
'fju:nərəl(the ceremony before the burying or cremation of a dead body: A large number of people attended the president's funeral; (also adjective) a funeral procession.) funeralfuneral n entierro / funeral
funeral sustantivo masculino, ( oficio religioso) funeral service
funeral sustantivo masculino funeral ' funeral' also found in these entries: Spanish: ardiente - corona - cortejo - entierro - ser - exequias - fúnebre - funeraria - masa - mortuoria - mortuorio - pompa - capilla - comitiva - enterrar - honra - misa - velatorio English: burial - funeral - funeral home - funeral parlor - procession - state funeral - arrangement - morticiantr['fjʊːnərəl]1 entierro, funeral nombre masculino1 fúnebre\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLit's your «(his, her, etc)» funeral! ¡es tu (su etc) problema!, ¡allá tú (él, ella, etc)!funeral director director de funerariafuneral procession cortejo fúnebrefuneral parlor SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL funerariafuneral pyre pira funerariafuneral ['fju:nərəl] adj1) : funeral, funerario, fúnebrefuneral procession: cortejo fúnebre2)funeral home : funeraria ffuneral n: funeral m, funerales mpladj.• entierro, -a adj.• funeral adj.• funerario, -a adj.• fúnebre adj.n.• entierro s.m.• funeral s.m.• funerales s.m.pl.• mortuorio s.m.'fjuːnərəlthat's your funeral — (colloq) allá tú (fam), con tu pan te lo comas (fam); (before n) <pyre, customs> funerario
['fjuːnǝrǝl]funeral service — funeral f, exequias fpl (frml)
1.state funeral — entierro m or funeral m con honores de estado
that's your funeral! * — ¡con tu pan te lo comas!
2.CPDfuneral cortège N — cortejo m fúnebre
funeral director N — director(a) m / f de funeraria
funeral home N (US) — = funeral parlour
funeral march N — marcha f fúnebre
funeral oration N — oración f fúnebre
funeral parlour N — funeraria f
funeral procession N — cortejo m fúnebre
funeral pyre N — pira f funeraria
* * *['fjuːnərəl]that's your funeral — (colloq) allá tú (fam), con tu pan te lo comas (fam); (before n) <pyre, customs> funerario
funeral service — funeral f, exequias fpl (frml)
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9 mortuary
mo: uəriplural - mortuaries; noun(a building or room eg in a hospital, where dead bodies are kept before burial or cremation.) depósito de cadáverestr['mɔːʧʊərɪ]noun (pl mortuaries)1 depósito de cadáveres1 mortuorio,-aadj.• mortuorio, -a adj.n.• depósito de cadáveres s.m.• funeraria s.f.'mɔːrtʃueri, 'mɔːtjʊəri ['mɔːtjʊǝrɪ]1.N depósito m de cadáveres2.ADJ mortuorio* * *['mɔːrtʃueri, 'mɔːtjʊəri] -
10 ashes
noun plural (the remains of a human body after cremation: Her ashes were scattered at sea.) cenizas1 cenizas nombre femenino pluraln.• ceniza s.f.• pavesa s.f.
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CREMATION — Disposal of the dead body by burning is not a Jewish custom and inhumation is considered by traditional Jews to be obligatory and a religious commandment. The passage in Deuteronomy (21:23) his body shall not remain all night upon the tree, but… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
CREMATION — The dominant mode of funerary rite in central Italy during the Bronze Age and early Iron Age, where the body was burned on a funerary pyre. A number of sophisticated studies have been able to separate this ceremony into a series of phases of… … Historical Dictionary of the Etruscans
cremation — This word (from the Latin cremare, meaning to burn ) refers to the disposal of a human body by burning it to ashes; some world religions cremate corpses as a matter of belief and practice; the Roman Catholic Church permits cremation as long as … Glossary of theological terms