1.尸体;尸首;死尸
1.【戏】〈俚〉(演员)因发笑而忘词
2.〈俚,俗〉杀死
1.the body of a dead person
1.[Drama]<slang>to become unable to speak lines because of involuntary laughing, or make an actor on stage unable to speak his or her lines because of involuntary laughing
2.<slang,vulgar>kill
1.By means of a few drops of strong cordial, the doctor revived the besotted corpse for a few minutes.
博士滴了几滴强烈的兴奋剂，使这个没有知觉的身躯复活了几分钟。
2.Soon the Boar will go up to the Fox's corpse. and, standing over it, will breathe into its eyes and face.
野猪会很快地来到狐狸的尸体上，然后站在那里之上，会把气吹入它的眼睛和面上。
3.A moment later, he pulled himself off of the corpse, and I came to his side and took his hand in my own as I led him to his feet.
片刻之后，他摸索着从尸体上爬起，我走到他身边牵起他的手引导他站稳。
4.He was as motionless as a corpse, while his thoughts wallowed on the earth and soared, now like the hydra, now like the eagle.
一动不动，就象死尸一样，这时，他的思潮在地下打滚又腾空，有时象七头蛇，有时象鹰鹫。
5.A second picture, that of the bedraggled guerrilla's corpse, staring wide-eyed at the camera, provides another clue.
第二幅图片，是被拖脏的游击队员格瓦拉的尸体，睁大眼睛盯着相机，提供了另一条线索。
6.Any cat owner who's ever found a mouse corpse thoughtfully placed on her pillow knows that cats are efficient hunters.
当它把死老鼠别有用心的放在枕头上时，主人们都能意识到猫是高效的猎手。
7."Have no, however I seem to be in the head of seeing that corpse and wear a mask. " , And then add a way: "It is a gold mask. "
“没有，不过我好像看到那尸体的头上，戴着一个面具。”顿了顿，又补充道：“是黄金面具。”
8.The mage can create ectoplasm from one of his orifices (usually his mouth or nostrils) or the orifice of a corpse.
法师能制造一个空灵从他的孔（通常是嘴或者鼻孔）或者一具尸体的孔。
9.It took a lot of concentration for a corpse to run any sort of machine. So the handler was having it keep a firm eye on the engine.
用僵尸操纵机械非常消耗集中力，所以赶尸人让它一直盯着引擎不动。
10.i wanted to mean to say: "you are to say, the grave that the old man's woman had an old man, so would the jiang corpse come out homicide? "
我想了想说：“你是说，是老汉的女人占了老汉的阴宅，所以僵尸才会出来杀人？”