dig
美:/dɪɡ/
英:/dɪɡ/
v.:
掘（地）；凿（洞）；挖（土）；掘得
n.:
轻推；挖苦；嘲讽；考古发掘
网络:
挖掘；挖洞；采掘
词形变换: (过去式) dug (过去式) digged (现在分词) digging (第三人称单数) digs
例句
1.
Hence, the Kuang Heng thought a way: He took a pair of penknife, sew a wall to dig big some.
于是，匡衡想了一个办法：他拿了一把小刀，把墙缝挖大了一些。
2.
I know it's got to be somewhere around here, I want you to take a look at the sheets see whether you can dig it.
我知道它就在这一带，我想让你看看这些报表，看你能否弄明白。
3.
Ah, if we were able to dig out a dwelling in that cliff, at a good height, so as to be out of the reach of harm, that would be capital!
唉，要是我们能在峭壁的高处，什么危险也达不到的地方凿一个住所，那就好了！
4.
The day before, at Hanwang, he found an elderly man still in the ruins of his collapsed home, weeping as he tried to dig out objects.
前一天，在寒旺（译音），他找到一名老者留在他倒塌的家中，边落泪边试图挖出自己的东西。
5.
racism, nepotism and a love of money are only going to get china so far. at some point you have to dig a little deeper. good luck.
种族歧视，任贤为亲还有贪财只会让中国越来越遥远。在某一时刻你不得不深入。祝你好运。
6.
In World War II th e general made it a point of pride to dig his own foxhole.
第二次世界大战时，那将将军骄傲地强调自己挖散兵坑。
7.
Without thinking, I said, "I'm not quite ready to dig a bunker in the backyard. "
想都不想，我就回答：“我还没太准备好在后院挖碉堡呢。”
8.
No one wants to see a soul dig itself into a bottomless pit, as we are All One and each soul is intended to eventually return to the Source.
没人希望看到一个灵魂自掘坟墓，因为我们都是“合一”的，每个灵魂都预期会在最终回归到源头。
9.
Obama said he regretted his comment to Clinton in that debate that she was "likable enough" had been interpreted as a dig at her.
上场辩论中，奥巴马评论克林顿“足够可爱”，这在后来被诠释成对她的挖苦，对此奥巴马表示道歉。
10.
This session will help you know more about your mother, if you dig your Mom about her childhood, her friends, teachers.
在访谈中，你能从妈妈口中得知她的童年生活、她的老师朋友的情况，这将会让你更她的。