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entombed
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/ɪnˈtuːmd/
US
/ɪnˈtumd/
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entombed
adjective
more entombed
Comp.
most entombed
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UK
/ɪnˈtuːmd/
US
/ɪnˈtumd/
погребённый
The ancient city was entombed under layers of volcanic ash.
Древний город был погребён под слоями вулканического пепла.
Additional translations
похороненный
захороненный
Synonyms
enshrined
sealed
interred
buried
entrenched
entombed
past participle
Used as a past participle functioning adjectivally.
Synonyms
buried
interred
inhumed
sepulchred
enshrined
inurned
encased
sealed
laid to rest
entomb
verb
entombed
Past Simple
entombed
Past Simple
entombed
Past Participle
entombing
Gerund
UK
/ɪnˈtuːm/
US
/ɪnˈtum/
замуровать
The workers entombed the time capsule in the building's foundation.
Рабочие замуровали капсулу времени в фундаменте здания.
погребать
They decided to entomb the ancient artifacts in a secure vault.
Они решили погребать древние артефакты в надежном хранилище.
захоронить
The pharaohs were entombed in the pyramids.
Фараоны были захоронены в пирамидах.
Additional translations
предать земле
Synonyms
inter
inurn
sepulcher
entrap
bury
Definitions
entombed
adjective
Enclosed, buried, or trapped as if within a tomb.
The ancient city lay entombed beneath layers of volcanic ash.
entombed
past participle
Having been placed in a tomb or completely buried.
After the landslide, several cars were left entombed in the mud.
entomb
verb
To place a dead body in a tomb or grave.
The ancient Egyptians would entomb their pharaohs with great ceremony.
To trap or bury something or someone under a mass of earth, rock, or debris.
The avalanche threatened to entomb the entire village beneath the snow.
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