我们已经看过了肖像雕塑，即为纪念逝者而作的半身像，我们也看过了浮雕，或者说墙上的雕刻。
We've already looked at portrait sculpture which are busts created to commemorate people who had died, and we've looked at relief sculpture, or sculpting on walls.
人们不是为了装饰效果而创作了这些雕像，而是为了它们能在祭祀神灵、国王和逝者这一方面发挥主要作用。
Statues were created not for their decorative effect but to play a primary role in the cults of the gods, the king, and the dead.
葬礼不该仅仅是为了追念逝者，还要给予生者希望。
Funerals should not only serve to memorialize the dead, but also to give hope to those they've left behind.
农民在将逝者火化后，还是希望将骨灰葬在离家不远的土地里。
Farmers who had the deceased cremated still want to bury the urn in land near their homes.
清晨，人们祭拜祖先，在逝者的墓前，他们献上祭品以示追思。
Participants typically engage in ritual ancestor worship in the morning. In tending to the graves of the departed, they offer up food and drink in a show of filial respect.
而网上纪念碑则给了他们另一种依旧可以向逝者表达敬意的选择。
The online monument could provide an alternative for them to be able to still pay their respect to the departed.
着力描述逝者的品格，讲一些关于他的趣事和难忘的往事来安慰听众。
To comfort the audience, focus on the deceased personâ s personality, including funny quirks and memorable events.
数千年以来，中国人相信只有经过恰当的土葬，逝者才能够得到安宁。
For thousands of years, Chinese people believed that only a proper ground burial could bring peace to the deceased.
让逝者拥有不朽的荣誉，让生者拥有不朽的爱情。——泰戈尔。
Let the dead have the immortality of fame, but the living the immortality of love. — Tagore.
哭泣是不允许的，因为人们相信这样可能会阻碍逝者的灵魂抵达天堂。
Crying is frowned upon, as they believe this may hinder the spirit from reaching heaven.
在墓地上竖立一个纪念碑是纪念逝者的一种传统的也是最好的一种方式。
In the traditional way, a monument erected in the burial ground would be the most appropriate way to pay tribute to the departed.
让我们握紧留在手中的幸福，将对于逝者的爱转移到生者的身上。
Let us only cling closer to what remains, and transfer our love for those whom we have lost, to those who yet live.
一定要调节你的语调和音量。在运用幽默的同时一定要保持对逝者和听众的尊敬。
Be sure to vary your tone of voice and vocal volume, and do use humor, but keep it respectful to the deceased and to the audience.
没有人是完美的，但一篇悼词不应该着力讲述逝者的缺点，而应该多讲讲他的优点。
Nobody is perfect. A eulogy, however, should not focus on the deceased persona s weaknesses, but on his or her positive traits.
如果小的时候，已故的奶奶送给了你一件礼物，无论如何也要好好保存来缅怀逝者。
If your late grandmother gave you a present as a child - by all means, keep it to preserve her memory.
葬礼一结束，人们表达了对逝者的哀悼后，便各自回家了。随之谣言也开始传播开来。
Once the funeral was over and we’d all offered up our condolences and gone back to our respective homes, rumors began to circulate.
如果逝者能重临世上，以虚无的形体守护在挚爱的身旁，我将永远日日夜夜陪伴着你。
If the dead can come back to this earth and flit unseen around those they love, I shall always be with you in the brightest days and in the darkest nights.
所讲解的法，引导出离(轮回)、得宁静、趋向究竟涅槃、得自觉醒、由善逝者宣说。
And Dhamma is explained, leading out (of samsara), calming, tending toward total Nibbana, going to self-awakening, declared by one who has gone the good way.
他说，不管尸体多么的古老，研究人员都必须在自己的研究利益和逝者的权利、愿望之间进行权衡。
He says that no matter how old a body is, researchers must balance the benefits of their research against the potential rights and desires of the deceased individual.
每天，当我打开一两卷书，读上几行或几页，那些已被遗忘的逝者的声音便再度在我脑海中回荡。
And every day I open a volume or two, read a few lines or pages, allow the voice of the forgotten dead to resonate inside my head.
羌人习俗中高举“烟袋”有表达敬意之意，老者手举长“烟袋”率队作舞表达对逝者的敬意和悼念。
In Qiang custom, holding up a pipe is a gesture of respect. Elders holding long pipes and leading the dance formation are paying respect and mourning the dead.
有时，当有人去世，而死者的家里又没钱置办一口棺材的时候，章老就施舍给他们钱以便让逝者安息。
Sometimes, when someone died and the family could not afford a coffin, he gave them money so the dead could rest in peace.
每个人类个体的死亡都是一个悲剧，逝者已矣，生者有时却永难释怀；而且，我们认为人的生命高于一切。
The death of a single human is a tragedy, one that survivors sometimes never recover from, and we prize the individual life above all.
艾德斯坦先生写到道：“有时，为逝者未竟的事业继续战斗，这是我唯一的尊敬方式，也是我唯一的悼念方式。”
"Sometimes, the only way to honour the dead is to fight for what they died for. It's the only way I know how to mourn," writes Mr Adelstein.
艾德斯坦先生写到道：“有时，为逝者未竟的事业继续战斗，这是我唯一的尊敬方式，也是我唯一的悼念方式。”
"Sometimes, the only way to honour the dead is to fight for what they died for. It's the only way I know how to mourn," writes Mr Adelstein.
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