埋zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • shī tǐ bèi mái zàng huò bèi huǒ huà de xiāng zǐ。
    in which a corpse is buried or cremated.
  • kǎ chē bèi yī méi mái zài dì xià de dì léi zhà huǐ。
    The lorry was destroyed by a buried mine.
  • rú guǒ nǐ men de chéng shì shǐ yòng tiān rán qì， měi dāng nǐ dǎ kāi kāi guān， nǐ dǎ kāi de nà tiáo guǎn dào de lìng yī duān kě néng mái zài yī qiān yīng lǐ kāi wài de dì xià。
    If your city uses natural gas, whenever you turn on a gas burner, you open a pipe whose other end may go down into the ground a thousand miles or more away.
  • tā zuò zhe mái tóu kàn shū。
    He was sitting with his head buried in a book.
  • fáng zǐ yī bàn mái zài xuě zhōng。
    The house was half -ried under snow.
  • tā mái tóu gōng zuò。
    He -ried himself in his work.
  • " kuàng shàng fā shēng yì wài shì gù shí , xǔ duō kuàng gōng dōubèi mái zài dì xià。 "
    Many men were buried underground when there was an accident at the mine.
  • mái zàng mái zàng huò yǎn mái ； mái zàng
    To bury or entomb; inter.
  • nǐ bǎ shī tǐ mái zài nǎ lǐ liǎo？
    Where did you bury the body?
  • ràng shì qù de suì yuè bǎ guò qù mái zàng！
    Let the dead Past bury its dead!
  • tā men còu liǎo xiē qián bǎ tā mái liǎo。
    They take up a collection and bury him.
  • yòu shí hòu jù dà yán shí bēng luò mái méi liǎo yā lù jī jí qí tā jī qì。
    Huge rockslides at times bury bulldozers and other machines.
  • bǎ … fàng rù kēng nèi fàng、 mái huò chǔ cún yú kēng nèi
    To place, bury, or store in a pit.
  • mái tóu dú gǎo shì bù kě qǔ de。
    To bury one's nose in one's manuscript is frowned upon.
  • wǒ lái mái zàng kǎi wēi， bù shì lái zàn sòng tā。
    I come to bury triumphant strains Wei, and not to eulogizing him.
  • xiàn rù huò zhě mái zàng zài ròu zhōng， guān yú dāo， jiàn huò zhě jiān yá。
    plunge or bury in flesh, as of a knife, sword, or tusk.
  • zhàn shì men jiē jìn liǎo dí rén de zhèn dì bìng kāi shǐ mái shè dì léi。
    The soldiers gained on the enemy's site and began to bury mine.
  • tā yī yòu kōng jiù mái tóu kàn shū。
    Whenever he is free, he will bury his nose in a book.
  • zhè gè nán zǐ xiǎng wā yī gè kēng bǎ tā de qián guàn mái qǐ lái。
    The man wanted to put down a hole to bury his jug with money.
  • hǎi dào cháng bǎ jīn zǐ mái cáng zài shān dòng lǐ， ér hòu lái yòu méi néng qǔ zǒu。
    The pirates would often bury gold in the cave and then failed to collect it.
  • tā zǒng shì yī chī wán fàn jiù zǒu jìn shū fáng mái tóu gōng zuò。
    Right after dinner he would go into his study and bury himself in his work.
  • wǒ sǐ hòu， qǐng bǎ wǒ mái zài shān jiǎo xià。
    After I'm at rest, please bury me at the foot of the mountain.
  • qiáo zhì zǒng shì yī chī wán fàn jiù zǒu jìn shū fáng mái tóu gōng zuò。
    Right after dinner, George would go into the study and bury himself in his work.
  • gāng chī wán wǎn fàn， tā jiù qù shū fáng mái tóu dú shū。
    Right after supper, she would go into the study and bury herself in her book.
  • dāng rán， zhè xiē yuán yīn shì què shí de， jī fā wǒ men de xué xí jī jí xìng， mái tóu yú hòu hòu de yǔ yán jiào kē shū， bìng gēn zhe hé yīn dài chóngfù dān diào fá wèi de yǔ shēng。
    Of course,these reasons are valid and motivate us to bury our heads in thick language textbooks and repeat after a monotonous voice on an audiocassette.
  • mù dì mái zàng sǐ zhě de dì fāng； fén dì
    A place for burying the dead; a graveyard.
  • mái zàng mái zàng de xíng wéi huò guò chéng
    The act or process of burying.
  • lín dá yī zhí mái tóu zuò shì yàn。
    Linda has been burying herself in doing her experiment.
  • nà lǎo rén bèi fā xiàn mái zài xuě duī lǐ。
    The old man was found burying in the snow.
  • jiàn chéng gāo 'ān tún lā jī fén shāo chǎng、 jiāo jiā pō lā jī tián mái chǎng děng gōng chéng。
    Such projects as Gao'antun Garbage Burning Plant and Jiaojiapo Garbage Burying Ground will be completed.
  • dāng wǒ zuò wéi wài jiāo xué yuàn wài jiāo xué zhuān yè de xué shēng， mái tóu zài tú shū guǎn bài dú zhōng guó wài jiāo shǐ shàng nà xiē jīng cǎi de lì shǐ piàn duàn shí， zěn me yě méi yòu xiǎng dào huì yòu yī tiān hé " wéi dǎ kāi zhōng měi guān xì dà mén zuò chū liǎo lì shǐ xìng gòng xiàn "( jiāng zhù xí yǔ ) de jī xīn gé bó shì miàn duì miàn dì fǎng tán。
    When I was a diplomacy major burying myself in the interesting parts of China's Diplomatic History in the library of Foreign Affairs College,I never thought that I would one day interview Dr.Kissinger the man who “ made historic contribution to Sino U.S.relations ” (President Jiang's words).
  • dāng wǒ zuò wéi wài jiāo xué yuàn wài jiāo xué zhuān yè de xué shēng， mái tóu zài tú shū guǎn bài dú zhōng guó wài jiāo shǐ shàng nà xiē jīng cǎi de lì shǐ piàn duàn shí， zěn me yě méi yòu xiǎng dào huì yòu yī tiān hé“ wéi dǎ kāi zhōng měi guān xì dà mén zuò chū liǎo lì shǐ xìng gòng xiàn” ( jiāng zhù xí yǔ ) de jī xīn gé bó shì miàn duì miàn dì fǎng tán。
    When I was a diplomacy major burying myself in the interesting parts of China's Diplomatic History in the library of Foreign Affairs College,I never thought that I would one day interview Dr.Kissinger-- the man who “ made historic contribution to Sino- U.S.relations” (President Jiang's words).