rebury

v.

再埋葬，重新埋葬；

过去式：reburied过去分词：reburied现在分词：reburying第三人称单数：reburies

1. Rebury hastily at dead of night.
   在深夜匆匆再予埋葬。
2. In the massacre that followed the British quitting India, there was a photographer who made a sorrowing Indian family bury and rebury its dead several times till he got a perfect shot.
   在英国刚刚从印度殖民地撤走之后的大屠杀中，有个摄影记者竟让一位死者悲痛的家人们数度将埋葬好的亲人挖出来再埋下去，直到获得一张满意的照片为止。

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