dig
Pronunciación: [dɪg]
Palabra
Contexto: «action»
(verb) to make a hole in the ground using your hands or a tool, like a shovel. When you dig, you can find things buried or help plant things.
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We dug a hole in the backyard to plant a tree.
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She didn’t dig the hole deep enough, so the plant didn't grow well.
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Can you dig a hole for our new plant?
Contexto: «understanding»
(verb) to understand or appreciate something. If you dig something, it means you really like it or think it’s cool.
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I really dig the music at this concert!
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He doesn’t dig the new movie; he thinks it’s boring.
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Do you dig this new song on the radio?
Contexto: «action»
(noun) a hole or space that has been made by digging. A dig can also mean an archaeological site where people find old things.
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The archeologists found many treasures at the dig.
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There was no dig happening at the park today.
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What interesting things did you find at the dig?
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