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51bury — verb (buries, burying, buried) 1》 put or hide underground. ↘place (a dead body) in the earth or a tomb. 2》 cover completely. ↘cause to disappear or become unnoticeable. 3》 (bury oneself) involve oneself deeply in something. Phrases bury… …
52bury — v.tr. ( ies, ied) 1 place (a dead body) in the earth, in a tomb, or in the sea. 2 lose by death (has buried three husbands). 3 a put under ground (bury alive). b hide (treasure, a bone, etc.) in the earth. c cover up; submerge. 4 a put out of… …
53Bury — 1. Übername zu poln., nsorb., osorb. bury »(grau)braun«. 2. Buri (1.) …
54bury — v. 1) (d; refl., tr.) to bury in (he buried himself in his work) 2) (N; used with an adjective) they buried him alive * * * [ berɪ] (N; used with an adjective) they buryled him alive (d; refl., tr.) to buryin (heburyied himself in his work) …
55bury — «ciemnoszary o brunatnym odcieniu» Bure niebo, oczy. Bury pies. Aa a, kotki dwa, szare, bure obydwa. (kołysanka) □ W nocy wszystkie koty bure …
56bury*/ — [ˈberi] verb [T] 1) to put someone s dead body in the ground during a funeral ceremony All his family are buried in the same cemetery.[/ex] 2) to put something in the ground and cover it with earth There s supposed to be treasure buried around… …
57bury — berry, or bury A villa or seat of habitation of a nobleman; a dwelling or mansion house; a sanctuary …
58bury — berry, or bury A villa or seat of habitation of a nobleman; a dwelling or mansion house; a sanctuary …
59bury — see let the dead bury the dead …
60Bury St Edmunds — Bury St Edmunds …
