埋头 | mái tóu | to immerse oneself in; engrossed in sth; to lower the head (e.g. to avoid rain); countersunk (of screws, rivets etc) | |
埋伏 | mái fú | to ambush; to lie in wait for; to lie low; ambush | |
埋葬 | mái zàng | to bury | |
埋藏 | mái cáng | to bury; to hide by burying; hidden | |
掩埋 | yǎn mái | to bury |
埋怨 | mán yuàn | to complain; to grumble (about); to reproach; to blame | |
落埋怨 | lào mán yuàn | to get blamed | |
埋三怨四 | mán sān yuàn sì | to complain about this and that (idiom) | |
埋天怨地 | mán tiān yuàn dì | lit. to blame the heavens and reproach the earth; fig. to rave and rant |
1 | We are ready to bury him here, but I think they will have to provide security. | |
2 | I'll not lie there by myself: they may bury me twelve feet deep, and throw the church down over me, but I won't rest till you are with me. | |
3 | Rather, I' ve buried it deep in my heart and remind myself oftentimes that in this world, not everyone can be fooled! | |
4 | So it could help us understand what happens when you bury something like biowaste in the ground. | |
5 | Next time you bury a beer bottle stuffed with money in a park, you should ponder what cameras and sensors may be hidden in the trees nearby. |