entomb的音標(biāo)是[?n?t??m]，基本翻譯是“埋葬，使入土”，速記技巧是“en-to-mo”。

Entomb的英文詞源是拉丁語in-（在…內(nèi)）和tomb（墳?zāi)梗硎緦⒛澄锘蚰橙酥糜趬災(zāi)怪校ǔＶ赣谰玫鼗蛎孛艿芈裨峄螂[藏。

變化形式：原形、復(fù)數(shù)、第三人稱單數(shù)：entomb、entombs、entombs。

相關(guān)單詞：

1. tomb：墳?zāi)?- 詞源同entomb，表示將某物或某人置于墳?zāi)怪小?/p>

2. interment：埋葬 - 詞源同inter和entomb，指將死者或某物永久地埋葬或放置。

3. sepulchre：墳?zāi)?- 詞源同sepulchral和entomb，指用于埋葬死者的建筑物或場所。

4. entombment：埋葬儀式 - 詞源同entomb和mention，指將死者或某物永久地埋葬或放置的儀式。

5. entombed：被埋葬的 - 詞源同entomb和過去分詞，表示被永久地或秘密地埋葬或隱藏。

6. catacomb：地下墓穴 - 詞源同cata（全部）和com（在一起）和tomb，指地下的大型墓穴群。

7. sepulchral：墳?zāi)沟?- 詞源同sepulchral和pastoral，表示與墳?zāi)瓜嚓P(guān)的。

8. entombed goods：被埋葬的物品 - 詞源同entomb和goods，表示被永久地埋葬或隱藏的物品。

9. entombment ceremony：安葬儀式 - 詞源同entomb和ceremony，表示將死者或某物永久地埋葬或放置的儀式。

10. entombed treasure：被埋藏的寶藏 - 詞源同entomb和treasure，表示被隱藏或埋藏的寶藏。

常用短語：

1. entomb oneself in books

2. entomb a treasure

3. entomb a person in a jail

4. entomb a building

5. entomb a painting

6. entomb one"s thoughts

7. entomb oneself in memories

例句：

1. He entombed himself in books to escape from reality.

2. The treasure was entombed in the depths of the mountain.

3. The prisoner was entombed in a jail for years.

4. The building was entombed by a flood.

5. The painting was entombed in a museum for centuries.

6. She entombed her thoughts in a diary.

7. He entombed himself in memories of his childhood.

英文小作文：

題目：Entombed Memories

I often find myself lost in my memories, like a time capsule that has been entombed deep within my mind. These memories are filled with happy moments, sad ones, and everything in between. They are like treasures that I have buried deep within myself, waiting to be unearthed and shared with the world.

However, sometimes I feel like these memories are too precious to be left alone in my mind. They are like a weight that I carry with me wherever I go, and it can be difficult to move on when I am burdened with so much emotion and nostalgia. But then I realize that these memories are not meant to be kept hidden, but rather shared with those who can appreciate them and understand their true value.

In this way, I can let go of the past and embrace the present, while still keeping my memories close to my heart. I can cherish them, but also let them go, knowing that they will always be there, waiting to be rediscovered and relived again and again.