bury
/ˈberɪ/verb
(-ies, -ied)with obj.
1- put or hide underground埋于地下：
he buried the box in the back garden
他把盒子埋在后花园里。
as adj. buried buried treasure.埋在地下的财宝。
1.1
- usu. be buried place (a dead body) in the earth, in a tomb, or in the sea, usually with funeral rites埋葬：
he was buried in St John's churchyard.
他被埋在圣约翰教堂墓地。
1.2
- figurative lose (someone, especially a relative) through death〈喻〉失去（某人, 尤指亲属）：
she buried her sixty-year-old husband.
她丈夫去世了, 享年60岁。
1.3
- cause to disappear or become unnoticeable使消失; 藏匿：
the countryside has been buried under layers of concrete
农村被层层钢筋水泥取而代之
figurative 〈喻〉the warehouse was buried in the faceless sprawl of south London.
仓库位于伦敦南部大片毫无特色的建筑群中。
1.4
- move or put out of sight隐藏; 把…插入：
she buried her face in her hands
她用双手捂住脸
with his hands buried in the pockets of his overcoat.
他的双手插在大衣口袋里。
1.5
- figurative deliberately forget; conceal from oneself〈喻〉（故意）遗忘; 忘却：
they had buried their feelings of embarrassment and fear.
他们忘却了尴尬和恐惧。
1.6
- informal (of a football player) put (the ball) in the goal〈非正式〉（球员） 把（球）射入球门：
he ran through to bury a right-foot shot inside the near post.
他带球过人, 用右脚在近门柱处射球入网。
1.7
- overwhelm (an opponent) beyond hope of recovery制服, 压倒（对手）：
he said that socialism would bury capitalism.
他说社会主义将战胜资本主义。
1.8
bury oneself
involve oneself deeply in something to the exclusion of other concerns忙于, 专心于：he buried himself in work.
他专心工作。
短语
bury the hatchet
- end a quarrel or conflict and become friendly和解, 结束冲突。
bury one's head in the sand
- ignore unpleasant realities不正视现实; 逃避现实; 不愿正视困难, 采取鸵鸟政策。
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