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Meanings of bury in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "swallow"
Examples for "swallow"
1
My spouse wanted her own 'healthy' food that I can barely swallow.
2
Their message is simple and easy to swallow: Beer tastes, says Oliver.
3
They're claimin' to offer the fountain a youth in 'easy-to-swallow time-released capsules'.
4
I shall turn them to me, or I shall swallow their souls.
5
I saw a single swallow jinking its way south on October 28th.
1
But John doesn't just encourage young people to immerse themselves in books.
2
Push down on vegetables to fully immerse them in the boiling water.
3
Then she'd race to the hospital to immerse herself in her work.
4
It wasn't often you got the chance to immerse yourself in Klingons.
5
The snow had helped, but he would need to immerse himself shortly.
1
Coupeau was going to the bad; Coupeau would swallow up her shop.
2
Any two of the parties, by combining, may swallow up the third.
3
The same silence as before seemed to swallow up this last cry.
4
But the Lord made the earth swallow up Korah, Dathan, and Abiram!
5
Will no kindly earthquake come and swallow up those accursed cotton mills?
1
They worry that foreign workers would eat up Japanese jobs, he said.
2
Of course not; we should soon eat up his pay and allowance.
3
Of course not; we should soon eat up his pay and allowances.
4
The women and children eat up whatever the men have left on
5
They eat up a couple hours per year, for most of you.
Usage of bury in anglès
1
The new generation should bury the past and focus on the present.
2
I really want to go home to bury my sister, she said.
3
He added: No government wants to bury anything in the modern era.
4
Medical supplies to distribute, bodies to bury, law and order to reinstate.
5
He said Mr Reddy told him he wanted to bury the bodies.
6
We bury this story, right now, right here, and we go on.
7
So I suggest it was a good day to bury bad news.
8
It would take a great deal of time to bury them all.
9
Just look in the drawers for a sheet to bury him in.
10
The recoil would bury it in the earth if they tried that.
11
They have agreed to bury the bodies five feet deep, he said.
12
I don't just bury things and let them explode at some point.
13
He received the news while on his way to bury another child.
14
With an early pregnancy loss, often there is just nothing to bury.
15
He had ceased trying to persuade Aylaen to bury Skylan at sea.
16
The dead they bury and the wounded they carry to the hospital.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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South Africa
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