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Posthumous Means Publication Died 英 Pɒstjʊməs] 美 Pɑːstʃəməs Adj.死后的;死后出版的;遗腹的

英语单词 posthumous
英美音标 英 ['pɒstjʊməs] 美 ['pɑːstʃəməs]
中文释义 adj.死后的;死后出版的;遗腹的
英语例句 (1) A posthumous collection of her work has just been published.
(2) Actually he is a posthumous child.
中文例句 (1) 他去世以后,作品集就出版了。
(2) 事实上,他是一个遗腹子。
vocabulary简明 If something happens after someone dies, it is described as posthumous — like the posthumous interest in the music of a singer who died "a nobody."
vocabulary扩展 The adjective posthumous comes from Latin — post means "after" and humare, "to bury." (You might also think of humus, which means "dirt" or "earth.") So something that is posthumous happens after a person is dead, like the posthumous discovery that your humble neighbor who lived very modestly was actually a multi-millionaire, or the posthumous publication of a book that the writer finished just before she died.
柯林斯解释
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[ADJ 形容词]死后的;身后的 Posthumous is used to describe something that happens after a person's death but relates to something they did before they died.
  [usu ADJ n]
  • His family and supporters have campaigned for many years for a posthumous pardon.

    他的家人和支持者为争取其获得身后赦免而开展了多年的运动。

  • ...the posthumous publication of his first novel.

    他的第一部小说在他死后的出版

posthumously
  • After the war she was posthumously awarded the George Cross.

    战争结束后,她被追授乔治十字勋章。

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