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单词 bury
释义
bury
verb[T]
uk
/ˈber.i/us
/ˈber.i/

buryverb[T](COVER WITH EARTH, ETC.)

B1
to put adeadbodyinto theground:
埋；埋葬，安葬
Hisfatheris buriedinthecemeteryon thehill.他的父亲葬在山上的墓地里。
See also
burial
B2
to put something into aholein thegroundandcoverit:
埋，掩埋
Thedogtrottedoff to buryitsbone.那只狗颠儿颠儿地跑到一边去埋它的骨头。
buriedtreasure埋藏的财宝
usually passive
tocoversomething or someonecompletelywith alargequantityof something:
掩埋
If anavalanchestrikes,skierscan be buriedalivebysnow.如果发生雪崩，滑雪者可能会被雪活埋。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to lie on the surface of someone or something
  • coverSnow covered the ground.
  • overlayClicking this button will overlay your map with satellite images of the terrain.
  • blanketThe fields were blanketed with early-morning mist.
  • enshroudThe mountaintops were enshrouded in a thick veil of cloud.
  • buryThe shed was completely buried by rubble.
  • be carpeted with somethingThe aisle was carpeted with rose petals.
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old-fashioned
If someone says they buried someone, usually acloserelation, theymeanthat thepersondied:
失去（亲人）
She buried both herparentslastyear.去年她的父母都过世了。
No-one should have to burytheirchild.
More examples
  • Aceasefirehas been called toallowthesurvivorsto burytheirdead.
  • He made ashortspeechat thegraveside, then thebodywasfinallyburied.
  • Robin Hoodaskedto be buried where hisarrowlanded.
  • Xmarksthespotwhere thetreasureis buried.
  • In AD 79 thecityof Pompei was buried under alayerofashsevenmetresdeep.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Burying, cremating and preserving bodies
  • bier
  • burial
  • coffin
  • committal
  • cremains
  • cremate
  • cremation
  • cryogenic
  • embalmer
  • exhumation
  • exhume
  • mummy
  • reburial
  • rebury
  • reinter
  • reinterment
  • sarcophagus
  • sati
  • suttee
  • taxidermist
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Hiding and disguising
Covering and adding layers
Death and dying

buryverb[T](HIDE)

C2
to put something in aplacewhere it isdifficultorimpossibletofindorsee:
埋藏，隐藏
Ifoundthearticleburiedawayin thebusinesssectionof thenewspaper.
She buried herfaceinherhandsandbegantosob.她双手掩面开始啜泣。
totrytopreventpeoplefromfindingout about something that hashappened:
This was anattemptto bury thetruthabout the senator'sdeath.
One of theoldesttricksfor buryingbadnewsis toreleaseit on the lastdayof theparliamentarysession.
totrytoforgetanunpleasantexperienceortrynot tofeelanunpleasantemotion:
He'd had to bury hispainover theyears.多年来他不得不将痛苦埋在心底。
Many of us have beenhurtinrelationships, and afrequentformofdefenceis to buryyourfeelings.
More examples
  • Ifoundsomeoldlettersburied in adrawer.
  • This is astoryofdeceitandcomplicitybygovernmentandindustryto bury thetruthabout thedangersofuraniummining.
  • EveryoneknowsthatFridayis when youreleasenewsyouwantto bury, becauseFridaynewsgetsreportedin the little-readSaturdaypapers.
  • Manysoldiersbury thefeelingsandmemoriesofwarwhen they gethome.
  • Could she reallyentirelybury herangerabout themediacircusshe had toendure?
  • Herconstructivecriticismandwisecounsellinghelpedmeuncoverburiedfeelingsandemotionswhich I hadlongdenied.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hiding and disguising
  • be holed upidiom
  • booby trap
  • camo
  • camouflage
  • camouflaged
  • cloak
  • drown
  • hiding
  • hit the deckidiom
  • hole up (somewhere)
  • illusion
  • incognito
  • secrete
  • shroud
  • shut
  • shutsomeone/somethingout
  • sidle
  • skulk
  • smokescreen
  • tuck
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Forgetting and forgetfulness

buryverb[T](SCORE)

sportsmainlyUKinformalspecialized
tosendaballinto thenetof agoalwith a lot offorce:
He made a zig-zaggingrunbefore burying theballwith hisleftfoot.
Thornton buried theshotinto theleft-handsideof thenet.
More examples
  • She buries theballjust inside therightpost.
  • This is thesortofchancehe usually buries, but hemissedit.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
General terms used in ball sports
  • aggregate score
  • assist
  • back pass
  • backspin
  • ballplayer
  • bend
  • hat trick
  • in boundsidiom
  • inbounds pass
  • indirect free kick
  • kicker
  • laysomeoneoff
  • loft
  • penalty
  • pitch
  • smash-mouth
  • spot kick
  • square ball
  • timeout
  • underhand
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Idiom

bury the hatchet

Phrasal verb

buryyourselfinsomething
(Definition ofburyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
bury
verb[T]
uk
/ˈber.i/us
/ˈber.i/
B1
to put adeadbodyinto theground
埋；埋葬，安葬
Hisfatheris buriedinthecemeteryon thehill.他的父亲葬在山上的墓地里。
See also
burial
B2
to put something into aholein thegroundandcoverit
埋，掩埋
Thedogtrottedoff to buryitsbone.那只狗颠儿颠儿地跑到一边去埋它的骨头。
buriedtreasure埋藏的财宝
usually passive
tocoversomething or someonecompletelywith alargequantityof something
掩埋
If anavalanchestrikes,skierscan be buriedalivebysnow.如果发生雪崩，滑雪者可能会被雪活埋。
C2
to put something in aplacewhere it isdifficultorimpossibletofindorsee
埋藏，隐藏
Ifoundthearticleburied(away)in thebusinesssectionof thenewspaper.我在报纸的商务版找到了这篇文章。
She buried herfaceinherhandsandbegantosob.她双手掩面开始啜泣。
tointentionallyforgetanunpleasantexperience
埋藏，忘却（不快的经历）
He'd had to bury hispainover theyears.多年来他不得不将痛苦埋在心底。
old-fashioned
If someone says they buried someone, usually acloserelation, theymeanthat thepersondied.
失去（亲人）
She buried both herparentslastyear.去年她的父母都过世了。
More examples
  • Aceasefirehas been called toallowthesurvivorsto burytheirdead.
  • He made ashortspeechat thegraveside, then thebodywasfinallyburied.
  • Robin Hoodaskedto be buried where hisarrowlanded.
  • Xmarksthespotwhere thetreasureis buried.
  • In AD 79 thecityof Pompei was buried under alayerofashsevenmetresdeep.

Idiom

bury the hatchet

Phrasal verb

buryyourselfinsth

bury| American Dictionary

bury
verb[T]
us
/ˈber·i/
to put adeadbodyinto theground:
Myfatheris buried in Kentucky.
To bury something is also to put it into theground:
Squirrels burynutsanddigthem uplatertoeatthem.
To bury something is also tohideit or to make itdifficulttofind:
She buried herfacein herhands.
Thearticlewas buried in themiddleof thenewspaper.

Idiom

bury the hatchet
(Definition ofburyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbury

bury
The sweat bath, the angled wall, and the rear piers were removed or buried.
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But the frequent link between visiting a church and praying for the souls of people identified as buried there is suggestive.
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Seed distributions in the bucket experiment differed among species, with small seeds being buried deeper than large seeds.
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He died rather suddenly and was buried in the shrine complex.
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Seeds are conditionally dormant at maturity, and undergo annual non-dormancy/conditional dormancy cycles when buried outdoors.
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This is overlain by a thin lenticular ignimbrite flow-unit draped by a fine ash layer, and buried by thick massive lapilli-tuff.
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So when the eighth child died, those who buried it inflicted some injuries under the sole of the feet, probably with thorns.
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There is no evidence of dismemberment or drying outside the tombs, and it is believed that individuals were buried shortly after death.
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It seems logical to assume that these offerings indicate places where human remains were buried but the acidity of the soil destroyed the bones.
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Using the hex-path algorithm a robotic system was able to locate a source of ethanol vapour buried in sand.
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What makes this episode resonate as a vernacular form of archaeological thinking buried deep in the literary imagination of the mid-19th century?
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Members of founding clans were usually buried in the villages they created, thus sustaining later claims over land.
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If the mortuary bundles were not buried, then archaeologists and looters would encounter the surviving masks in surface debris.
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Since most of the leaves of all species were at the apex of the stem, this did not involve burying any leaves.
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Personal identities seem to have been linked to the number of beads with which one was buried, rather than to the distinctiveness of the beads.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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