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reburying

/ˌriːˈber.i.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de réenterrer quelque chose, généralement un corps ou un objet qui avait été exhumé., Verbe signifiant enterrer de nouveau quelque chose, généralement après que cela a été déterré ou déplacé.

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noun

/ˌriːˈber.i.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de réenterrer quelque chose, généralement un corps ou un objet qui avait été exhumé.

A noun referring to the act of burying something again, typically a body or object that has been exhumed.

  1. Act of burying againC1formal

    The process or instance of interring something or someone once more, typically after exhumation or relocation.

    frRéinhumation

    • The reburying of the ancient artifacts took place at a secure location.
    • After the archaeological study, the remains were prepared for reburying.
    • The family organized a small ceremony for the reburying of their ancestor.

    Synonymesreburial

Formes
  • reburyings plural form
  • reburyings' possessive plural form
  • reburying's possessive singular form

verb

rebury/ˌriːˈbɛri/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant enterrer de nouveau quelque chose, généralement après que cela a été déterré ou déplacé.

A verb meaning to bury something again, typically after it has been dug up or moved.

  1. Bury againB2formal

    To place something, especially a body or an object, back into the ground after it has been dug up.

    frréenterrer

    • The archaeologists decided to rebury the ancient artifacts to preserve them.
    • After the exhumation, the family chose to rebury the remains in a different cemetery.
    • The workers had to rebury the pipeline after making repairs.
Formes
  • reburied past participle
  • reburied past simple
  • reburying present participle
  • reburies third person singular