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单词 dig
释义 dig
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
MOVE soil 移土
 ESSENTIAL  intransitive or transitive
■to break up and move soil using a tool, a machine or your hands 挖,挖掘(土)
Digging (in) the garden is good exercise.在花园里挖土是一种很好的锻炼。
 ESSENTIAL  transitive
■to form a hole by moving soil 凿出,打(洞)
The tunnel was dug with the aid of heavy machinery.在重型机械的帮助下,隧道挖通了。
The dog was digging a hole to hide its bone in.狗正在刨坑以便把骨头藏起来。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
SEARCH 寻找
intransitive usually + adverb or preposition
■to search for an object or information or to find it after looking 寻找,搜寻,找到
He dug into his pocket and took out a few coins.他把手伸进口袋里摸索一番后掏出了几枚硬币。
As I dug deeper into his past (= found out more about it) , I realized that there was a lot about this man that I didn't know.随着我对他过去的深入了解,我意识到自己对这个人知道得还太少。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
PRESS 按
dig sb in the ribs
■to push the side of someone's body quickly with your elbow (= the middle part of the arm where it bends) often as a way of sharing a private joke with them or to get their attention 用肘部碰(某人)的肋部(常用来分享私密笑话或引起对方注意)
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
APPROVE 赞同
transitive old-fashioned slang
■to like or understand something 喜爱;理解,懂得
Hey, I really dig those shoes!嘿,我真的非常喜欢那双鞋!
You dig my meaning, man?伙计,你懂我的意思吗?
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
dig your heels in
■to refuse to change your plans or ideas, especially when someone is trying to persuade you to do so (尤指不顾他人劝说)坚持己见,一意孤行
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
dig (deep) into your pocket(s)/resources/savings
■to give away money 掏腰包
Richer countries must dig deeper into their pockets if global problems, such as pollution, are to be solved.在解决如污染等的全球问题时,富国必须掏更多的钱。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
dig yourself into a hole informal
■to get yourself into a difficult situation 使自己陷入困境,把自己推入困境
The government has really dug itself into a hole with its economic policies.政府的经济政策的确使自己陷入了困境。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
dig your own grave
■to do something which causes you harm, sometimes serious harm 自掘坟墓
She dug her own grave when she made fun of the boss.她取笑老板时是在自找倒楣。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
  Phrasal Verbs   [R] dig (yourself) in
■to make arrangements to protect yourself from an attack by the enemy in a war situation, for example by digging trenches (= long, narrow holes) (挖壕沟等)掩蔽,防御
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
  Phrasal Verbs   dig in informal
■to start eating 开始吃
The food's going cold - dig in!东西快凉了——开始吃吧!
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
  Phrasal Verbs   dig (sth) into sb/sth
■to press or push, or to press or push an object, hard into someone or something 压,推,(把…)压入(或推入)
A stone was digging into my heel.一块石头嵌进了我的鞋后跟。
She dug her fingernails into my wrist.她的指甲嵌入了我的手腕。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
  Phrasal Verbs   [M] dig sb/sth out
■to get someone or something out of somewhere by digging 把…弄出;把…扒出来;把…挖出来
Firefighters helped to dig out the people trapped in the snowdrift.消防队员帮忙把被困在雪堆里的人救了出来。
The doctor used a sharp instrument to dig a piece of glass out of my finger.医生用尖头工具把我手指里的一块玻璃碎剔了出来。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
  Phrasal Verbs   [M] dig sth out informal
■to find something that you have not seen or used for a long time 找出(很久不见或未用的东西)
Mum dug out some old family photos to show me.妈妈翻出一些家里的老照片给我看。
[dɪg] verb (digging, dug, dug)
  Phrasal Verbs   [M] dig sth up
MOVE SOIL
■to take something out of the ground by digging 挖出,掘出
It's time we dug up those potatoes.现在我们该挖那些马铃薯了。
■to break the ground or to make a hole in it with a tool, machine, etc. 破土
They're digging up the road outside to repair the electricity cables.为了维修电缆他们在挖外面的路。
INFORMATION
■to discover secret or forgotten facts by searching very carefully 挖掘,搜寻(秘密或被遗忘的事)
I've been doing some research on our family history and I've dug up some interesting information.我一直在研究我的家史,并且挖掘出了一些有趣的资讯。
She's one of those journalists who's always trying to dig up dirt on (= unpleasant private details about) celebrities.她是一贯热衷于挖掘名人隐私的记者之一。
[dɪg] noun countable
REMARK 评论
■a remark which is intended to criticize, embarrass or make a joke about someone 奚落,取笑,嘲笑
He's always having/taking/making digs at me.他总是奚落我。
[dɪg] noun countable
REMOVE SOIL 移动泥土
■the careful removal of soil and objects from an area of historical interest (考古)挖掘
an archaeological dig考古挖掘
[dɪg] noun countable
ACCOMMODATION 住所
digs [plural] mainly UK informal for
lodgings
Many students in London have to live in digs.很多在伦敦的学生不得不寄宿在别人家中。
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