| 湮没 | yān mò | to bury; to submerge; to pass into oblivion; to obliterate; to annihilate (physics) | |
| 湮没无闻 | yān mò wú wén | to pass into oblivion |
| 湮灭 | yīn miè | to destroy; to disappear; annihilation |
| 1 | Recurring revenue is the best form of revenue. | |
| 2 | The novel, a short book, easy to fall into oblivion off, off, or destroy residual seeking prospecting nothing. | |
| 3 | Love begin with a smile, grow with a kiss, and end with tears. | |
| 4 | Spring must have been this, or is till this somewhere. Through the black forest with chimneys, I'd like to visit the spring which was wandering in far back ages. | |
| 5 | Brush ring: mixes sweet ash falling into oblivion and rape oil half and half, in order to wipes golden ring, can brush ring glodenly. |