n.(火葬用的)柴堆

原形：pyre复数：pyres

The pyre was set ablaze as the sun began to set, casting a warm glow over the somber ceremony.
当太阳开始下山时，火葬柴堆被点燃了，给庄严的仪式洒上了一片温暖的光芒。
Legend has it that the great hero's pyre burned for three days and nights, symbolizing his immortality.
传说中，那位伟大英雄的火葬柴堆燃烧了三天三夜，象征着他的不朽。
They gathered wood to build a pyre for the funeral rites of their beloved king.
他们收集木头来为他们敬爱的国王建造火葬柴堆，举行葬礼仪式。
On the top of the mountain, a solitary pyre awaited the arrival of the dawn, where the ashes would be scattered by the morning breeze.
山顶上，孤独的火葬柴堆静待黎明的到来，届时灰烬将被晨风扬散。
The mourners circled the pyre, chanting prayers for the departed soul's safe passage to the afterlife.
哀悼者围绕着火葬柴堆，吟唱着祈祷文，祈愿逝去的灵魂平安通往彼岸。
As the flames engulfed the pyre, the crowd watched in silence, their faces illuminated by the flickering light.
火焰吞没了火葬柴堆时，人群静静地观看，他们的脸庞在闪烁的光线下忽明忽暗。
The ancient tradition of cremation on a pyre has been replaced by modern funeral practices in many cultures.
许多文化中，古老的火葬柴堆火化传统已被现代丧葬习俗所取代。
The chief mourner lit the pyre, marking the final goodbye to the respected elder of the tribe.
首席哀悼者点燃了火葬柴堆，标志着对部落尊敬长者的最后告别。
The sight of the pyre reduced to glowing embers under the starlit sky was a poignant reminder of life's ephemeral nature.
星空下，火葬柴堆渐渐化为余烬的景象，深刻地提醒着人们生命的短暂无常。
In the epic poem, the warrior's pyre was said to have reached such heights that its light could be seen from distant lands.
在那部史诗中，据说战士的火葬柴堆燃得如此之高，以至于其光芒能被远方的国度所见。