日本語WordNet
a public official who investigates by inquest any death not due to natural causes
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A public official responsible for investigating deaths that are sudden, unexpected, violent, or suspicious. Determines the cause and manner of death, may order autopsies, and issues death certificates. In the US, coroners may be elected and don't always require medical training, unlike medical examiners who are physicians.
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The coroner determined the cause of death was asphyxiation.
検視官は死因を窒息と判定した。
The coroner's inquest determined the death was accidental.
検死審問により死因は事故と判定された。
The coroner ordered a post-mortem examination.
検死官は死体検案を命じた。
The king wore ceremonial robes during the coronation.
王は戴冠式で儀式用のローブを着用した。
The commoners celebrated the king's coronation in the streets.
庶民たちは通りで国王の戴冠式を祝った。
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