rebury

IPA/ˌriːˈber.i/
IPA/ˌriːˈber.i/

rebury — 動詞

  • reburypresent simple I / you / we / they
  • reburies3rd person singular
  • reburying-ing form
  • reburiedpast simple

1. to put a once-buried person or object back into the ground, for example after di

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

重新埋葬

將已埋葬的人或物再次埋入地下

to put a once-buried person or object back into the ground, for example after digging it up for examination, relocation, or repair.

例句

After the exhibition, the team <hl>reburied</hl> the artifacts in the excavation pit.

展覽結束後，團隊將文物<hl>重新埋葬</hl>在發掘坑中。

rebury + noun phrase (artifacts / remains / pipes)

The villagers held a ceremony to <hl>rebury</hl> their ancestors in the hillside cemetery.

村民舉行了一場儀式，將祖先<hl>重新安葬</hl>在山坡墓園中。

常見搭配
  • rebury remains
  • rebury artifacts
  • rebury bones
  • rebury a pipe
  • rebury a cable
  • rebury a coffin
同義詞
  • re-inter

    more formal, used almost exclusively for human remains in a grave or tomb

  • re-cover with earth

    descriptive rather than a single-word verb; used for objects like pipes or cables

反義詞
  • exhume

    to dig up something that was buried

  • unearth

    to dig up; often used in archaeological contexts

文法句型

rebury + noun phrase

用法筆記

Often used in archaeology (reburying artifacts), construction (reburying pipes or cables), and funeral contexts (reburying remains after exhumation). The object is a physical thing that was previously underground.

常見錯誤

The family will rebury their grandmother next week.' (if she was never buried before)
The family will bury their grandmother next week.
'rebury' means to bury something that was already buried, not to bury for the first time.

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