But before macabre meant macabre why call the dance of death macabre?
Police have made a macabre discovery.
Most objects are violent, raw, macabre, and deliberately so.
IT WAS a macabre, if predictable, way of celebrating ETA's 50th anniversary.
那macabre怎么又跟死亡之舞扯上了？
His tales of the macabre, with death and beauty closely intertwined, were admired by many editors.
英语里的macabre一词源自一种叫dansemacabre(死亡之舞)的画。
We in English gained the word from an art form known as the danse macabre or the dance of death.
His witty and often macabre tales won him critical acclaim and he was a successful short-story writer.
Meaty dish... hearty Latvian dishes and a macabre cake topped with realistic-looking body parts such as fingers, noses and tongues are on the menu.
An unreal world between dream and reality, remote iced and snowed terrain, mysterious Spaces with a vague macabre charm, secrets and "strange things". Improbable nature.
Hao Liang, from Chongqing, blends his technical virtuosity in Chinese ink with a macabre vision that intermingles Song Dynasty portraiture with Tudor and Elizabethan imagery.
Two years after macabre new relics are discovered at the site of the ancient seaside town, National Geographic provides haunting photos and new details on the long-dead victims of Vesuvius.
Whoever had set this macabre ordeal in motion, it seemed, had called it off once the cops had appeared—and had probably been watching them every step of the way.
