bury

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Bury' typically refers to placing something below the surface, often in the ground. It can be used in different contexts, like 'burying a bone' which a dog does, or 'burying your head in a book' when you study hard.

Examples in Different Contexts

In data storage, old or less relevant information might be 'buried' in deep archives. A data engineer might suggest, 'We can bury these old logs since they are no longer frequently accessed.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

The advanced options of the software can complicate the interface for regular users. Perhaps we should consider more streamlined presentation.

Response:

I agree, burying some of the advanced options in the settings menu could make the interface more user-friendly.

Creative

Scenario:

The third chapter feels disconnected with the plot. We need something impactful, yet subtle to enhance its relevance.

Response:

That's a good idea, and if we bury a clue to the mystery in the third chapter, it might make the plot more engaging.