名詞 funeral:

1. a ceremony at which a dead person is buried or cremated

1. Flags were at half mast everywhere on the day of the president's funeral.
   總統(tǒng)葬禮那天，全國到處降半旗致哀。
2. A funeral is a somber occasion.
   葬禮是個(gè)憂郁的場(chǎng)合。
3. We must obey the decencies and attend the funeral.
   我們要遵照禮儀參加葬禮。
4. A funeral is a melancholy occasion.
   葬禮是一個(gè)令人憂傷的場(chǎng)合。
5. You're going to fail your exams if you don't work hard.' That's my funeral, not yours.'
   ｀你要不努力，考試就不會(huì)及格.＇｀倒霉是我自己的事，跟你沒關(guān)系.＇
6. They held a state funeral in honour of the statesman.
   他們?yōu)檫@位政治家舉行了國葬。
7. The funeral made its way slowly through the streets.
   送葬隊(duì)伍緩緩地穿過街道。

fu.ner.al

n.（名詞）

The ceremonies held in connection with the burial or cremation of a dead person.
葬禮：與死者土葬或火化有關(guān)而舉行的儀式
Archaic The eulogy delivered or the sermon preached at such a ceremony.
【古語】 悼文：葬禮上的布道或悼詞
The burial procession accompanying a body to the grave.
出殯的行列：伴隨死者到墓地去的出殯行列
An end or a cessation of existence.
結(jié)束或終止
Slang A source of concern or care:
【俚語】 麻煩事，倒霉事：
例句：
If he doesn`t meet the deadline, it`s his funeral.
要是他最后一刻還不交出來，那他不會(huì)有好果子吃的

adj.（形容詞）
Of, relating to, or resembling a funeral.
葬禮的：葬禮的、與此有關(guān)的或似葬禮的

來源：
Middle English funerelles [funeral rites]
中古英語 funerelles [葬禮儀式]
from Old French funerailles
源自 古法語 funerailles
from Medieval Latin fôner3lia [neuter pl. of] fôner3lis [funereal]
源自 中世紀(jì)拉丁語 fôner3lia [] fôner3lis的中性復(fù)數(shù) [葬禮的]
from Late Latin
源自 后期拉丁語
from Latin fônus fôner- [death rites]
源自 拉丁語 fônus fôner- [殯儀]