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catacomb
[ kat-uh-kohm ]
noun
- Usually catacombs. an underground cemetery, especially one consisting of tunnels and rooms with recesses dug out for coffins and tombs.
- the Catacombs, the subterranean burial chambers of the early Christians in and near Rome, Italy.
- an underground passageway, especially one full of twists and turns.
catacomb
/ -藢ku藧m; 藞k忙t蓹藢k蓹蕣m /
noun
- usually plural an underground burial place, esp the galleries at Rome, consisting of tunnels with vaults or niches leading off them for tombs
- a series of interconnected underground tunnels or caves
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 肠补迟路补路肠耻尘路产补濒 [kat-, uh, -, kuhm, -b, uh, l], adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of catacomb1
Example Sentences
Details abound, as we enter the castle鈥檚 catacombs amid a sky-high skull wall and pass the likes of the Wolfman, the Mummy and the Creature from the Black Lagoon.
Stewart questioned: "Is there no one who can offer a more nuanced analysis of our newly formulated position in this conflict, preferably in some type of catacomb or echoey tunnel?"
鈥淚f you wiggle through this hole, you鈥檒l fall through it and down into the catacombs.鈥
At some point a local official in Paris suggested the catacombs under the city be emptied and sent to sugar factories.
A mysterious, multi-leveled dungeon has appeared in a tiny village after the catacombs beneath it split.
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