deceased 英 [dɪˈsi:st]   美 [dɪˈsist]

deceased

deceased  英 [dɪˈsi:st] 美 [dɪˈsist]

adj. 已故的  n. 死者;[法] 被继承人  vi. 死亡(decease的过去式) 

名词复数:deceaseds 

They are accounting for the deceased and missing. 他们正在进行统计死亡和失踪人数。
It is deceptively complex - both the part about identifying criminal faces as well as the unidentified deceased faces. 无论是关于识别犯罪的面貌,还是识别不明身份的死者, 这个领域看上去相当复杂。

  • When someone is deceased, they are dead — not dying or even just about to die. They are dead.
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  • adj. 已故的
  • n. 死者;[法] 被继承人
  • vi. 死亡(decease的过去式)
  • 1. They are accounting for the deceased and missing.

    他们正在进行统计死亡和失踪人数。

  • 2. It is deceptively complex - both the part about identifying criminal faces as well as the unidentified deceased faces.

    无论是关于识别犯罪的面貌,还是识别不明身份的死者, 这个领域看上去相当复杂。

  • 3. A plan with a lack of money and uses meant a standstill, but the outside of the star-shaped building is now like a memory of a deceased person.

    一个计划同时缺乏金钱和吸引力就意味着将永远停滞,但这些外星状的建设现在却宛如是对已故人的一种怀念。

  • deceased (adj.) late 15c., past-participle adjective from decease (v.). As a verbal noun meaning "dead person, those who are dead," from early 17c.
de·ceased / dɪˈsiːst ; NAmE dɪˈsiːst / adjective ( law or formal) 1 dead 死去了的;已死的;亡故的 her deceased parents 她已故的双亲 2 the deceased noun ( plural the deceased ) a person who has died, especially recently 死者;已故者 de·ceased / dɪˈsiːst ; NAmE dɪˈsiːst /
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