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*dig¹ /dɪg; dɪɡ/
v dug /dʌg; dʌɡ/ , dug, digging
1 [I,T] to move earth or make a hole in it using a tool, your hands, or a machine 挖，掘:
The kids had dug a huge hole in the sand. 小孩子们在沙地里掘了个大洞。
2 dig your heels in to be determined to do something or to refuse to change your ideas about something 坚持立场，固执己见
dig intoto push hard into something, or to make something do this 把…戳进，将…插入:
The cat kept digging its claws into my leg. 这猫将爪子抓进我的腿不肯松。
dig sth ↔ out
to find something that you have not seen or used for a long time 翻找，寻出〔很久没看到或使用的某物〕:
Remind me to dig out that book for you. 提醒我把那本书给你找出来。
dig sth ↔ up
1 to remove something from under the earth using a tool or your hands 〔用工具或双手〕挖出:
Beth was in the garden digging up weeds. 贝思在花园里挖杂草。
2 to find hidden or forgotten information by searching carefully 〔通过仔细搜索〕查出，找出:
See if there's anything you can dig up on the guy. 你试试看能否查出些有关这家伙的情况。
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