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1.b> 1) (); to dig the ground ; to dig a hole ; to dig a foundation ; to dig a trench ; to dig for gold ;
2) (.i> out, up) (), ; to dig potatoes / ; to dig for buried treasure ;
2.b> (into, through, under) (); to dig through a mountain / ;
3.b> 1) ();
2) (), ; ; to dig (out, up) new facts / ;
4.b> 1) / / ();
2) (), ( ..i> i>);
3) .i> ();
5.b> .i> i> () / ;
6.b> .i> 1) (), ; do you dig me? / , ? before we could dig what was going on, they started shooting , , ; I don't dig foreign money ;
2) (); ; I dig Italy , ;
7.b> .i> .i> (), ; ;
8.b> .i> .i> i> ();
9.b> .i> 1) (), ; I digged this baby when I was a fresher ;
2) (), ; ; ; to dig a perfomance ; dig that fancy hat , ;
to digb> downb> .i> 1) () ..i>; ;
2) ();
tob> digb> inb> / into /b> 1) (), ; to dig in the spurs ; his fingers dug into my arm ;
2) : to dig in manure , ; to dig in chemicals i>,i> i> ;
3) (.i> to dig oneself in) .i> (), , ;
4) : to dig oneself in i> (), ( ..i>);
5) (.i> i>) ! dinner is ready, dig in, everybody , , !
to digb> outb> 1) (), ; ..i> i> ; the doctor had to dig the bullet out ; we had to dig the car out of snow ;
2) (), ; to dig out the truth ; to dig out the facts / ;
3) ();
4) .i> .i> , ;
to digb> upb> 1) (), (i>); to dig up potatoes ;
2) () .i> i>;
3) .i> .i> i> (), ; i> ; I'll dig up the money somehow ; to dig up evidence ;
to dig a pit for smbb>. / ; to dig in one's heelsb> , / ; to dig smb.'s companyb> .i> / ; to dig up the tomahawk / the hatchet /b> , , .
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