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Meanings of burying ground in English
A tract of land used for burials.
Usage of burying ground in English
1
In recent years, the burying ground had become popular with Chinese tourists.
2
There was a small and very ancient-looking burying ground on the point.
3
Four men stood inside the rusted fence of the Bonecutter burying ground.
4
The burying ground, said Frater Antony, was a short distance into the desert.
5
This burying ground will be referred to hereafter; so do not forget it.
6
At his own request he was interred in the burying ground at Parramatta.
7
At last he wandered from the village and came to the burying ground.
8
Come along; nobody can disturb us in that quiet burying ground.
9
They were going to the burying ground on a hillside not far away.
10
Rapidly she went down by the burying ground, and into the priest's house.
11
Passing through a Turkish burying ground, he reached his home unobserved.
12
Oh, how lonely it must be in the old burying ground!
13
And at least as far as that burying ground goes, I'd say it's true.
14
She fancied she would like to lie beside miladi in the little burying ground.
15
This was the family burying ground of the old councilor.
16
He looked over at the burying ground beyond the house.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for burying ground
Portuguese
Spanish
Burying ground through the time
Burying ground across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common