carcass
n
1 dead body of an animal, esp one prepared for cutting up as meat (动物的)尸体(尤指为切割供食用的)
vultures picking at a lion's carcass 啄食狮子尸体的秃鹫. Cf 参看 corpse.
2 bones of a cooked bird 烹调过的禽鸟骨骼
You might find a bit of meat left on the chicken carcass. 鸡骨头上还可能有点儿肉呢.
3 (joc or derog 谑或贬) person's body (人的)身体
Shift your carcass! 别死呆在这儿, 躲开!
Ping-Pong tables, soda machines, and lots of music.
乒乓球, 汽水贩卖机, 热闹的音乐。
After getting up,I go into the bathroom and take a shower.
在起床以后,我走进洗澡间并冲个澡。
Apparently what happened was that water collected on these tar pits, and the bigger animals like the elephants ventured out on to the apparently firm surface to drink, and were promptly bogged in the tar.