necropolis

• n. 大墓地；史前時期的墳場

necro-,死人，polis,城市。引申詞義墓地。

necropolis (n.)

"large cemetery" of an ancient or modern city, 1803, from Late Latin, literally "city of the dead," from Greek Nekropolis, a burial place near Alexandria, from nekros (see necro-) + polis "city" (see polis).

1. The necropolis was located on a hill outside the city of Rome.

墓地位於羅馬城外的一座小山上.

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2. On the battlefield, Necropolis troops are generally weaker than their opponents.

在戰場上, 亡靈部隊一般都要比它們的敵人弱小.

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3. It was then that they discovered the second century necropolis.

就在這個時候,他們發現了公元二世紀時的墓地.

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4. You'll see this big necropolis floating above Eastern Plaguelands.

你將看到一個巨大的墓地懸浮在東瘟疫之地.

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5. Perhaps originally a sanctuary, it became a necropolis in prehistoric times.

這座地下宮殿可能曾是避難所, 但從史前時期起成為了大墓地.

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