Summary
dig
Anspielung · Ausgrabung · Ausschachtung · Stoß · Spitze · Puff · Seitenhieb
to dig {verb}
stoßen · wohnen · graben · buddeln · schubsen · hausen
English-German translation for "dig"
"dig" German translation
dig
dig (also: allusion, innuendo, suggestion, insinuation)
dig (also: excavation)
dig (also: excavation)
dig (also: side blow)
to dig
to dig (also: to dredge, to excavate)
to dig {verb}
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (also: to send, to bump, to jog, to pound)
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (also: to reside, to dwell, to live, to shack)
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (also: to burrow, to sink, to grub)
We'll dig down from the floor in our cabin, under the street, and right up under here.
People burn trash to get rid of the garbage, and they dig their own sewer channels.
You went to the most expensive school and college in India, and you want to dig wells for five years?"
How do you figure we can dig a tunnel without being seen?
I said, "I want to live and dig wells for five years."
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (also: to burrow, to sink)
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (also: to push, to nudge)
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (also: to dwell)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "dig":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "dig" in German
Similar words
diffuseness · diffuses · diffusibility · diffusible · diffusibly · diffusing · diffusion · diffusiveness · diffusivity · diffusor · dig · digerati · digest · digested · digester · digestibility · digestible · digesting · digestion · digestive · digests
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