?mummies是一個(gè)英文單詞，讀作/mmiz/，意為“木乃伊”。它的復(fù)數(shù)形式也是mummies，讀作/mmiz/。

mummies是什么意思？mummies怎么讀？的用法

Mummies通常用作名詞，指的是經(jīng)過(guò)特殊處理保存下來(lái)的尸體。它可以指人類或動(dòng)物的尸體，在古埃及文明中尤其流行。除了指實(shí)際的尸體外，它也可以用來(lái)比喻指某種被保存下來(lái)的事物。

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- The mummy of King Tutankhamun is on display at the museum. (圖坦卡蒙國(guó)王的木乃伊在博物館展出。)

- The mummy of the ancient cat was found in a tomb in Egypt. (古代貓的木乃伊被在埃及一座墓穴中。)

- The ancient book was like a mummy, perfectly preserved for thousands of years. (這本古書就像一具木乃伊，完美地保存了數(shù)千年。)

mummies是什么意思？mummies怎么讀？的例句

1. The archeologists were excited to discover a new mummy in the pyramid.

(考古學(xué)家們金字塔里有一具新的木乃伊而感到興奮。)

2. The process of mummification was highly respected in ancient Egypt.

(木乃伊化的過(guò)程在古埃及備受尊敬。)

3. The museum has a collection of mummies from different civilizations.

(博物館收藏了來(lái)自不同文明的木乃伊。)

4. The mummies were carefully unwrapped by the scientists for further study.

(科學(xué)家們小心翼翼地打開(kāi)木乃伊進(jìn)行進(jìn)一步研究。)

5. The mummies were believed to have magical powers in some ancient cultures.

(在一些古代文化中，人們認(rèn)為木乃伊具有神奇的力量。)