How to write 埋

埋 [mái] 釋義： 1. 葬。 [En.] bury; cover up with earth 2. 把东西放在坑里用土、雪、落叶盖上。 [En.] to put something in a hole and cover it with earth, snow, or fallen leaves 3. 隐藏。 [En.] to hide 4. 低，低下去。 [En.] low 形： 1. 犹暮或末。 [En.] old 2. 另见 mán。 [En.] see also mán 引例： 1. 《礼记·曲礼上》：祭器敝则埋之，龟筴敝则埋之，牲死则埋之。 [Translation] In "The Book of Rites: On Etiquette," it says: When ritual vessels are damaged, bury them; when tortoises are worn out, bury them; when livestock die, bury them. 2. 杜甫《兵车行》：生女犹得嫁比邻，生男埋没随百草。 [Translation] From Du Fu's “The Chariot of Soldiers”: Having a daughter can still lead to marriage next door, but having a son is buried along with the weeds. 3. 清·袁枚《祭妹文》：我死谁埋。 [Translation] From Yuan Mei’s "Eulogy for My Sister": Who will bury me when I die? 4. 龚自珍《病梅馆记》：毁其盆，悉埋于地。 [Translation] From Gong Zizhen’s "Record of the Sick Plum Pavilion": Break the pot and bury everything in the ground. 例： また: 埋地雷; 埋玉 (metaphor for the death of talented individuals or beautiful women); 埋书 (to bury the covenant or agreement underground, an ancient ritual); 埋狱 (the sword buried under the foundation of a prison, metaphor for buried talent). 隱，掩盖： 藏，掩盖 ([En.] hide) - 如: 埋冤 (to bear hidden grievances); 埋情 (to bury one's feelings); 埋忧 (to hide one's worries); 埋身 (to bury one's name; to live in seclusion); 埋匿 (to conceal); 埋翳 (to cover); 埋覆 (to bury; to cover). 低： 如: 埋头顾影 (putting one’s head down to observe oneself reflecting, usually in a metaphorical sense). 综合解释： "埋" is a versatile character primarily relating to the concepts of burial and hiding, encompassing physical actions of covering with earth and metaphorical implications of concealing or suppressing. It can be applied in both literal and abstract contexts, often enriching the understanding of actions related to loss, concealment, and absence.