to bury

to reproach or attribute fault to someone

to hide in wait for an enemy or to lie low in preparation for a surprise attack

to bury alive

to bury or hide something in the ground

referring to a screw or rivet head that is flush with or below the surface

to bury

to neglect or stifle talent or potential, causing it to remain unrecognized or fall into oblivion

to bury oneself in work; to be fully immersed or up to the neck in a task

to embed

to conceal one's real name and identity to avoid being recognized or to live in seclusion

2004 movie "House of Flying Daggers" directed by Zhang Yimou

to install (water pipes, landmines etc) underground

to immerse oneself in (one's work, studies etc)

to lie in wait for an enemy or to set an ambush

to hide one's real name and identity, especially to live incognito

to conceal one's true name and identity, often to avoid detection or live quietly

to blame the heavens and reproach the earth; to complain, grumble, or rave bitterly about one's lot or situation

to live incognito

to crush and bury

to bury something into the ground, covering it with soil or other materials

to take responsibility for something or face the consequences of an action

(electronics) buried via

dirty, filthy, or soiled (often used in Northern dialects)

the process of instrumenting code to capture user behavior data and specific events for web analytics

a cord embedded in a groove during the bookbinding process

matters or expenses related to funeral arrangements and burial

to get blamed

to bury

Literally burying jade and interring incense; refers to the funeral or death of a beautiful woman.