n.吊唁者，哀悼者

原形：mourner复数：mourners

The mourner held tightly onto the photograph, lost in grief.
悲痛的守丧者紧紧握着照片，沉浸在悲痛中。
She wore black as a sign of mourning for her late husband.
她穿着黑色以示对已故丈夫的哀悼。
The mourners gathered at the funeral home to pay their respects.
守灵者们聚集在殡仪馆向逝者表示敬意。
The mourner's sobs echoed through the silent room.
悲痛者的哭泣声在寂静的房间回荡。
The community organized a memorial service for the fallen hero, allowing mourners to share their memories.
社区为牺牲的英雄组织了一场追思会，让哀悼者有机会分享回忆。
The mourning period provided a space for people to grieve and heal.
悼念期给人们提供了悲伤和疗愈的空间。
The bereaved mother sat silently, surrounded by flowers sent by mourners.
那位失去孩子的母亲静静地坐着，周围是哀悼者送来的鲜花。
The mourners lit candles in memory of their loved one, creating a warm glow in the dark.
哀悼者们点燃蜡烛，纪念他们深爱的人，给黑暗中带来一丝温暖。
After the funeral, the mourners dispersed, each carrying their own沉重 sorrow.
火化后，哀悼者们各自散去，每个人都带着自己的沉重哀伤。
The mourning rituals in different cultures vary greatly, reflecting the unique ways people cope with loss.
不同文化中的哀悼仪式大相径庭，反映出人们面对丧失的独特应对方式。