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I . dig [dɪg] SUBST

1. dig (excavation):

dig

2. dig (poke):

dig
dig

II . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VERBE intr

1. dig (turn over ground):

dig
to dig deeper

2. dig (poke):

dig
dig

II . dig in VERBE trans

1. dig in:

dig in

2. dig in (dig trenches):

dig in

I . dig into VERBE intr

II . dig into VERBE trans always sép

dig up VERBE trans

1. dig up (retrieve from ground):

dig up
dig up

2. dig up (excavate):

dig up

3. dig up (find out):

dig up

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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He decides to dig up his sons sealed coffin, even though he knows it will invalidate the compensation claim.
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More importantly, the loaders could apply downpressure to the bucket, vastly increasing their ability to dig unworked ground.
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Hazel said he believes the inquiry will dig up evidence of both undertreatment and overprescription.
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They are miners who especially like to dig up sun's blood (gold) and other useful and beautiful minerals.
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He had to dig down deep to carry on.
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When planting in limey soil, dig in lots of organic material.
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These forests also provide habitat for gopher tortoises, which, as keystone species, dig burrows that provide habitat for hundreds of other species of animals.
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Then, cut into squares, top it off with confectioner's sugar and dig in.
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The first is nest predation and nest destruction, particularly by introduced species such as foxes that dig up the nests and cattle which trample them.
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They may also dig trenches up to 20 cm deep to expose buried prey, such as clams.
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