Definition of unbury in English:

unbury

verbunburies, unburying, unburiedʌnˈbɛriˌənˈbərē

[with object]

Remove (someone or something) from under the ground or from under a deep covering.
Creon orders the man to go back and unbury the body
rescuers unburied him within 20 minutes of the avalanche
figurative he was able to help many of his patients unbury hidden emotions
Example sentencesExamples
- He unburied it and allowed all his knowledge of texture and color to play over it.
- We are still unburying the bones, the remains, of the people who got killed.
- After the artist's eerily long period of absolute stillness, an assistant unburies him with urgent, rescuelike speed and efficiency.
- The seed was found buried during an excavation of an ancient mountain fortress - so they unburied it, sat around wondering what to do with it for a while before burying it again.
- We arrived back on Assateague Island to unbury and set up our sand-covered tents, and continue our merry vacation until its end back in Pittsburgh.
- He slowly unburied himself from the gravel and continued on his journey.
Synonyms
dig up, excavate, exhume, disinter, bring to the surface, mine, quarry, pull out, root out, scoop out, disentomb

Definition of unbury in US English:

unbury

verbˌənˈbərē

[with object]

Remove (someone or something) from under the ground or from under a deep covering.
Creon orders the man to go back and unbury the body
rescuers unburied him within 20 minutes of the avalanche
Example sentencesExamples
- He unburied it and allowed all his knowledge of texture and color to play over it.
- We arrived back on Assateague Island to unbury and set up our sand-covered tents, and continue our merry vacation until its end back in Pittsburgh.
- The seed was found buried during an excavation of an ancient mountain fortress - so they unburied it, sat around wondering what to do with it for a while before burying it again.
- We are still unburying the bones, the remains, of the people who got killed.
- After the artist's eerily long period of absolute stillness, an assistant unburies him with urgent, rescuelike speed and efficiency.
- He slowly unburied himself from the gravel and continued on his journey.
Synonyms
dig up, excavate, exhume, disinter, bring to the surface, mine, quarry, pull out, root out, scoop out, disentomb

单词	unbury
释义	Definition of unbury in English: unbury verbunburies, unburying, unburiedʌnˈbɛriˌənˈbərē [with object] Remove (someone or something) from under the ground or from under a deep covering. Creon orders the man to go back and unbury the body rescuers unburied him within 20 minutes of the avalanche figurative he was able to help many of his patients unbury hidden emotions Example sentencesExamples He unburied it and allowed all his knowledge of texture and color to play over it. We are still unburying the bones, the remains, of the people who got killed. After the artist's eerily long period of absolute stillness, an assistant unburies him with urgent, rescuelike speed and efficiency. The seed was found buried during an excavation of an ancient mountain fortress - so they unburied it, sat around wondering what to do with it for a while before burying it again. We arrived back on Assateague Island to unbury and set up our sand-covered tents, and continue our merry vacation until its end back in Pittsburgh. He slowly unburied himself from the gravel and continued on his journey. Synonyms dig up, excavate, exhume, disinter, bring to the surface, mine, quarry, pull out, root out, scoop out, disentomb Definition of unbury in US English: unbury verbˌənˈbərē [with object] Remove (someone or something) from under the ground or from under a deep covering. Creon orders the man to go back and unbury the body rescuers unburied him within 20 minutes of the avalanche Example sentencesExamples He unburied it and allowed all his knowledge of texture and color to play over it. We arrived back on Assateague Island to unbury and set up our sand-covered tents, and continue our merry vacation until its end back in Pittsburgh. The seed was found buried during an excavation of an ancient mountain fortress - so they unburied it, sat around wondering what to do with it for a while before burying it again. We are still unburying the bones, the remains, of the people who got killed. After the artist's eerily long period of absolute stillness, an assistant unburies him with urgent, rescuelike speed and efficiency. He slowly unburied himself from the gravel and continued on his journey. Synonyms dig up, excavate, exhume, disinter, bring to the surface, mine, quarry, pull out, root out, scoop out, disentomb
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