单词 | mortician |
释义 | mortician (once / 61240 pages) n Lots of kids want to grow up to be astronauts, firefighters, or doctors. Not too many want to be morticians, which makes sense: a mortician runs a funeral home. One of the saddest facts of life is that we all die, but that fact is a little less sad if you're a mortician — their business depends on death. Morticians — also called undertakers and funeral directors — do various jobs, such as planning a funeral, helping people pick a coffin, and preparing the body of the person who died. Morticians also need to be skilled at comforting, because they are constantly working with people who are sad and angry at the death of their family or friends. WORD FAMILYmortician: morticians USAGE EXAMPLESHer makeup could have been done by a mortician. The New Yorker(Nov 13, 2016) Also, Moby appears for an uncomfortably long stretch looking like a mortician and pleading for sensible gun control measures. The Guardian(Oct 28, 2016) By that time news reached Reverend JE Johnson, a pastor and mortician 30 or so miles away in Muncie. The Guardian(Oct 18, 2016) n one whose business is the management of funerals Syn|Hypo|Hyper funeral director, funeral undertaker, undertaker embalmer a mortician who treats corpses with preservatives skilled worker, skilled workman, trained worker a worker who has acquired special skills |
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