entomb

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To entomb in a wall. He stamped "paid" on a bill .
他在帳單上蓋上了“付訖”字樣。
Perhaps the biggest challenge will be to pick apart and permanently entomb what remains within the rickety shelter.
也許最大的困難還是去拆解并永久性埋葬搖搖欲墜的舊掩體中的那些殘骸。
Among plant employees and firefighters at Chernobyl, many volunteered to try to tame, and then entomb, the burning reactor — although it is not clear that all were told the truth about the risks.
在切爾諾貝利核電站的工作人員和當(dāng)?shù)氐南狸?duì)員中有許多人志愿去處理燃燒的反應(yīng)堆-雖然不知道他們是否被事先告知這樣做的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)。

In like manner, I believe that reactors should be designed such that an earthquake of any magnitude could not destroy the reactor or its containment shell, further that if the reactor core was to start to melt down, the melt down itself would shut the reactor down and, at the very worst, the reactor would entomb itself with no potential release of radiation into the environment.
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If something is entombed, it is buried or permanently trapped by something.
When a person's dead body is entombed, it is buried in a grave or put into a tomb.