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bury

/ˈbɛri/

buryverb

buried

Präteritum

buried

Partizip Perfekt

burying

Gerundium

/ˈbɛri/

Übersetzungen

закопать

We need to bury the treasure before anyone finds it.

Нам нужно закопать сокровище, прежде чем кто-нибудь его найдет.

хоронить

They decided to bury the time capsule in the backyard.

Они решили похоронить капсулу времени на заднем дворе.

похоронить

The family gathered to bury their beloved pet.

Семья собралась, чтобы похоронить своего любимого питомца.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

припрятать

утаить

заживать

Definitionen

To place a dead body in the ground, typically with a ceremony.

They decided to bury their grandfather in the family plot.

To hide something in the ground or cover it with earth.

The dog likes to bury its bones in the backyard.

To cover something completely so that it is not visible.

The avalanche threatened to bury the entire village under snow.

To suppress or hide something, such as a feeling or memory.

She tried to bury her feelings of guilt and move on.

To immerse oneself in a task or activity to the exclusion of other concerns.

He decided to bury himself in work to avoid thinking about his problems.

To score decisively by putting a ball, puck, or shot into a goal, basket, etc.

He buried the puck in the top corner of the net.

Synonyme

Antonyme

dig up

burysubstantiv

buries

Pl.

Archaic or dialectal; denotes a fortified place, manor house, or borough.

Definitionen

(Archaic) A fortified place, stronghold, or borough.

The old bury on the hill has long since fallen into ruin.

buryeigenname

Definitionen

A town in Greater Manchester, England, noted for its open-air market.

Bury is famous for its traditional black-pudding market.

A surname of English origin.

Professor Bury authored several works on Byzantine history.