1.烧化,火葬;(垃圾)焚化(法)
1.a funeral ceremony during which a cremated decedent's ashes are interred
2.the burning of a corpse until only ashes are left
1.Most pacemakers removed before burial or cremations wind up in storage at funeral homes.
在葬礼结束前，大多数起搏器被从保管处拿走。
2.About 200 owners a year book cremations and there is the occasional burial as well.
一年大约有两千名宠物主人登记宠物火化，偶尔也有要求安葬宠物。
3.Since the Catholic church lifted a ban on cremations in 1963 it has also become an easier choice for some Christians to make.
在1963年，天主教解除了对火葬的禁令，这对一些基督徒来说更容易选择了。
4.That may also explain why the British are keener than Australians on cremations .
这也可以解释为什么英国比澳大利亚对火葬的要求更加严格。
5.The economic slump is increasing the number of cremations and hurting the demand for high-end coffins and funeral services, experts say.
专家表示，在经济衰退之际，选择火葬的人多了，买高级棺材和办豪华葬礼的人少了。
6.Whatever the price, both corporates and independents will be troubled by the growing popularity of cremations.
无论是大型公司还是殡葬服务业家庭都会因为火化的普及而遇到困难。
7.Other people burned myrrh as an incense during cremations.
其他人在火葬的时候燃烧没药作为熏香之用。
8.SCI is responding by withdrawing from the cheapest cremations and going for more lucrative packages.
SCI的应对措施是退出最低廉的火葬业务，转而提供更有利可图的成套服务。
9.A study conducted in 2007 for Centennial Park, a cemetery in Australia, found cremations produce the equivalent of 160kg of CO2 per body.
澳大利亚的一家墓地CentennialPark在2007年进行研究发现：每火葬一个人都会产生相当于释放160千克的二氧化碳的物质。
10.Planning is under way to minimise delays in burials and cremations.
减少丧葬和火化延迟方面的计划将紧随其后。