buries; buried; burying
buries; buried; burying
Learner's definition of BURY
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a : to put (a dead person or animal) in a grave埋葬;安葬 -
He was buried with full military honors.他被以最隆重的军礼下葬。
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Their ancestors are buried in the local cemetery.他们的先辈葬在当地的公墓。
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cultures that bury their dead殡葬文化
b : to have someone that you love or are related to die丧失(所爱的人或亲属) 2
a : to hide (something) in the ground埋藏 -
The dog buried her bone.那只狗把骨头埋到土里藏了起来。
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He buried the money in the backyard.他把钱埋在了后院。
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the search for buried treasure对埋藏的财宝的搜寻
b : to hide (something) so that it cannot be seen or is difficult to see掩藏 -
He has learned to bury his feelings.他已经学会掩藏自己的感情。
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She buried her face in her hands.她用双手捂住自己的脸。
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The disclaimer was buried in the fine print.免责声明是用小号字体印的,不易看到。
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The newspaper covered the story, but it was buried in the back of section C.报纸报道了这个消息,但把它放在了C版背面不起眼的地方。
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: to cover (someone or something) with something遮盖;覆盖 —
usually used as (be) buried通常用作(be) buried —
usually + under or beneath 4
: to push (something) in or into something推入;挤进 ◊ When you bury yourself in something, you give it all of your attention and ignore everything else.专心于;沉浸于;埋头于
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: to stop being angry or upset about (something)抛开,结束(愤怒或烦恼) 6
sports, informal : to make (a shot) in a very impressive way(漂亮地)投,击(球) 7
informal : to defeat (a competitor) easily or completely轻松战胜;彻底击败
dead and buried
— see 1dead