英语词汇dig怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ dig /ˈdɪg/ verb

digs; dug /ˈdʌg/ ; digging

¹ dig

/ˈdɪg/

verb

digs; dug /ˈdʌg/ ; digging

Learner's definition of DIG

a [no object] : to move soil, sand, snow, etc., in order to create a hole挖洞

Some animal has been digging in the garden.有只动物一直在花园里挖洞。
They dug into the sand with their hands.他们用手在沙地里挖洞。
He dug down about 10 feet before he hit water.他挖了10英尺深才见到水。

b [+ object] : to form (a hole, tunnel, etc.) by removing soil, sand, snow, etc.挖（洞、隧道等）

Dig a hole three feet deep.挖一个三英尺深的洞。
The first step in building a house is to dig the foundation.建房子的第一步是挖地基。
The prisoners escaped by digging a tunnel under the fence.囚犯们在围墙下面挖了一条隧道逃跑了。

[+ object] : to uncover (something that is underground) by moving earth, soil, sand, etc.挖出；挖掘出

digging potatoes挖土豆
digging clams on the beach在海滩上挖蛤蜊

— see also dig for (below)

[no object] : to look for information about something寻找信息

These detectives won't stop digging until they find out what happened.在查明真相之前，这些侦探是不会停止寻找信息的。

slang

a [+ object] : to like or admire (someone or something)喜欢；羡慕

I really dig this music.我真的喜欢这音乐。

b : to understand or appreciate (someone or something)理解；领会

[+ object]

You dig me?你明白我的意思吗？

[no object]

We don't want you here. You dig?我们不需要你在这里。你明白吗？

c [+ object] : to pay attention to or look at (someone or something)注意；看

Hey, dig that hat.嘿！看那顶帽子。

◊ Senses 4b and 4c have an old-fashioned quality. They are still used, but they are often intended to suggest the language of the 1950s and '60s. Sense 4a is somewhat more common.义项4b和4c较为过时。虽然仍在使用，但主要用于表示20世纪五六十年代的语言，义项4a更为常用。

: to reach for something（伸手）去够

[no object]

She dug (around) in her purse for her keys.她在手提包里掏钥匙。

: to put (your hand) into something（把手）伸进

[+ object]

He dug his hands into his pockets.他把手伸进口袋。

dig for

[phrasal verb]

dig for (something)

: to search for (something) by digging挖掘

miners digging for coal挖煤的矿工们

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

The police have been digging for clues to help solve this murder.警方一直在挖掘线索来侦破这起谋杀案。

dig in

[phrasal verb]

dig (something) in or dig in (something) : to mix (something) into the soil in the ground by digging（把…）掺进土里，混进土里

dig the compost in把复合肥料掺进土里

dig in or dig (yourself) in : to dig a trench and take position inside it挖战壕隐蔽；挖掩体隐蔽

The soldiers dug in and waited for the enemy to approach.士兵们挖了战壕隐蔽，等待敌人接近。
The soldiers dug themselves in.士兵们挖战壕把自己隐蔽起来。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

We just have to dig in and prepare ourselves for the tough times ahead.我们只能努力做好准备，迎接前面艰难的日子。

informal : to begin eating开始吃

Just grab a plate and dig in.拿个盘子，开始吃吧。

dig in your heels or dig your heels in : to behave in a stubborn way : to refuse to change固执己见；拒绝改变

The salesman dug in his heels and refused to lower the price any further.销售员寸步不让，拒绝把价格再降低一点。

dig into

[phrasal verb]

dig (something) into (something) : to mix (something) into (soil) by digging（把…）掺进（土里）

dig the compost into the soil把复合肥料掺进土里

dig into (something)

a informal : to begin eating (something)开始吃

The family was digging into a delicious meal.这家人正在吃一顿美味大餐。
They dug into their steaks.他们开始吃牛排。

b somewhat informal : to try to learn or uncover information by studying (something)探寻；钻研

The detectives dug into his past and learned that he had once lived in another country.侦探们调查了他的过去，发现他曾在另一个国家生活过。

dig (something) into (something) or dig into (something) : to push against (a body part) in a sharp and painful way戳，捅（身体的某部分）

The bed's springs are digging into my back.床的弹簧戳着我的背了。
Her fingernails dug into my hand. = She dug her fingernails into my hand.她的指甲戳到了我的手。
He dug his elbow into my ribs.他用胳膊肘使劲顶我的肋骨。

dig out

[phrasal verb]

dig (something) out or dig out (something)

: to get (something) by searching找出，翻出（某物）

I dug some old books out of the attic.我从阁楼上找出几本旧书。
She dug out some change from her purse.她从手提包里翻出一些零钱。

: to get (something) out of soil, sand, snow, etc., by digging挖出

We had to dig the car out of the snow after the storm.暴风雪过后，我们不得不从雪里把车挖出来。
We spent the afternoon digging out [=shoveling snow] after the blizzard.暴风雪过后，我们花了一下午铲雪。

dig up

[phrasal verb]

dig up (something) or dig (something) up

: to uncover or find (something) by digging挖掘出

They dug up [=unearthed] buried treasure.他们挖掘出埋藏的宝物。
digging up large rocks挖出大石头
I want to move this bush. Will you help me dig it up?我想把这丛灌木移走。你能帮我把它挖出来吗？

informal : to discover (information)发现，找出（信息）

The investigators did a lot of research to dig up the facts.调查人员为查明真相做了很多研究。

dig up (the) dirt

— see dirt

dig your own grave

: to behave in a way that will cause you to lose or fail自掘坟墓；自取灭亡

The coach dug his own grave when he publicly insulted the team's owner.教练公开侮辱球队的老板，他这是在自讨苦吃。

² dig /ˈdɪg/ noun

plural digs

² dig

/ˈdɪg/

noun

plural digs

Learner's definition of DIG

[count] : a push with a body part (such as your elbow) : a poke or thrust（用身体的某部位）戳，捅

She gave me a dig in the ribs to get my attention.她戳了戳我的肋骨，吸引我的注意。

[count] : a criticism or insult that is directed toward a particular person or group（对某人或某群体的）批评，侮辱

a personal dig针对个人的批评

— often + at

Her comments have been interpreted as a sly dig at her former husband.她的评论被理解为是在拐弯抹角地批评前夫。

[count] : a place where scientists try to find buried objects by digging发掘地点

archaeological digs考古发掘地

also : the act of digging for buried objects考古发掘

She participated in a dig last summer.去年夏天她参与了考古发掘工作。

digs [plural] informal

a US : the place where someone lives居住地

She's buying furniture for her new digs in the city.她正在为她城里的新居购买家具。

b British, old-fashioned : a room rented in another person's home（在别人家中）租住的房间

He still lives in digs [=in a rented room] just outside the city.他还住在城外的出租屋里。

单词	dig
释义	dig (noun) dig 5 ENTRIES FOUND: dig (verb) dig (noun) infra dig (adjective) grave (noun) heel (noun) ¹ dig /ˈdɪg/ verb digs; dug /ˈdʌg/ ; digging ¹ dig /ˈdɪg/ verb digs; dug /ˈdʌg/ ; digging Learner's definition of DIG 1 a [no object] : to move soil, sand, snow, etc., in order to create a hole挖洞 Some animal has been digging in the garden.有只动物一直在花园里挖洞。 They dug into the sand with their hands.他们用手在沙地里挖洞。 He dug down about 10 feet before he hit water.他挖了10英尺深才见到水。 b [+ object] : to form (a hole, tunnel, etc.) by removing soil, sand, snow, etc.挖（洞、隧道等） Dig a hole three feet deep.挖一个三英尺深的洞。 The first step in building a house is to dig the foundation.建房子的第一步是挖地基。 The prisoners escaped by digging a tunnel under the fence.囚犯们在围墙下面挖了一条隧道逃跑了。 2 [+ object] : to uncover (something that is underground) by moving earth, soil, sand, etc.挖出；挖掘出 digging potatoes挖土豆 digging clams on the beach在海滩上挖蛤蜊 — see also dig for (below) 3 [no object] : to look for information about something寻找信息 These detectives won't stop digging until they find out what happened.在查明真相之前，这些侦探是不会停止寻找信息的。 4 slang a [+ object] : to like or admire (someone or something)喜欢；羡慕 I really dig this music.我真的喜欢这音乐。 b : to understand or appreciate (someone or something)理解；领会 [+ object] You dig me?你明白我的意思吗？ [no object] We don't want you here. You dig?我们不需要你在这里。你明白吗？ c [+ object] : to pay attention to or look at (someone or something)注意；看 Hey, dig that hat.嘿！看那顶帽子。 ◊ Senses 4b and 4c have an old-fashioned quality. They are still used, but they are often intended to suggest the language of the 1950s and '60s. Sense 4a is somewhat more common.义项4b和4c较为过时。虽然仍在使用，但主要用于表示20世纪五六十年代的语言，义项4a更为常用。 5 : to reach for something（伸手）去够 [no object] She dug (around) in her purse for her keys.她在手提包里掏钥匙。 : to put (your hand) into something（把手）伸进 [+ object] He dug his hands into his pockets.他把手伸进口袋。 dig for [phrasal verb] dig for (something) : to search for (something) by digging挖掘 miners digging for coal挖煤的矿工们 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 The police have been digging for clues to help solve this murder.警方一直在挖掘线索来侦破这起谋杀案。 dig in [phrasal verb] 1 dig (something) in or dig in (something) : to mix (something) into the soil in the ground by digging（把…）掺进土里，混进土里 dig the compost in把复合肥料掺进土里 2 dig in or dig (yourself) in : to dig a trench and take position inside it挖战壕隐蔽；挖掩体隐蔽 The soldiers dug in and waited for the enemy to approach.士兵们挖了战壕隐蔽，等待敌人接近。 The soldiers dug themselves in.士兵们挖战壕把自己隐蔽起来。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 We just have to dig in and prepare ourselves for the tough times ahead.我们只能努力做好准备，迎接前面艰难的日子。 3 informal : to begin eating开始吃 Just grab a plate and dig in.拿个盘子，开始吃吧。 4 dig in your heels or dig your heels in : to behave in a stubborn way : to refuse to change固执己见；拒绝改变 The salesman dug in his heels and refused to lower the price any further.销售员寸步不让，拒绝把价格再降低一点。 dig into [phrasal verb] 1 dig (something) into (something) : to mix (something) into (soil) by digging（把…）掺进（土里） dig the compost into the soil把复合肥料掺进土里 2 dig into (something) a informal : to begin eating (something)开始吃 The family was digging into a delicious meal.这家人正在吃一顿美味大餐。 They dug into their steaks.他们开始吃牛排。 b somewhat informal : to try to learn or uncover information by studying (something)探寻；钻研 The detectives dug into his past and learned that he had once lived in another country.侦探们调查了他的过去，发现他曾在另一个国家生活过。 3 dig (something) into (something) or dig into (something) : to push against (a body part) in a sharp and painful way戳，捅（身体的某部分） The bed's springs are digging into my back.床的弹簧戳着我的背了。 Her fingernails dug into my hand. = She dug her fingernails into my hand.她的指甲戳到了我的手。 He dug his elbow into my ribs.他用胳膊肘使劲顶我的肋骨。 dig out [phrasal verb] 1 dig (something) out or dig out (something) : to get (something) by searching找出，翻出（某物） I dug some old books out of the attic.我从阁楼上找出几本旧书。 She dug out some change from her purse.她从手提包里翻出一些零钱。 2 : to get (something) out of soil, sand, snow, etc., by digging挖出 We had to dig the car out of the snow after the storm.暴风雪过后，我们不得不从雪里把车挖出来。 We spent the afternoon digging out [=shoveling snow] after the blizzard.暴风雪过后，我们花了一下午铲雪。 dig up [phrasal verb] 1 dig up (something) or dig (something) up : to uncover or find (something) by digging挖掘出 They dug up [=unearthed] buried treasure.他们挖掘出埋藏的宝物。 digging up large rocks挖出大石头 I want to move this bush. Will you help me dig it up?我想把这丛灌木移走。你能帮我把它挖出来吗？ 2 informal : to discover (information)发现，找出（信息） The investigators did a lot of research to dig up the facts.调查人员为查明真相做了很多研究。 dig up (the) dirt — see dirt dig your own grave : to behave in a way that will cause you to lose or fail自掘坟墓；自取灭亡 The coach dug his own grave when he publicly insulted the team's owner.教练公开侮辱球队的老板，他这是在自讨苦吃。 ² dig /ˈdɪg/ noun plural digs ² dig /ˈdɪg/ noun plural digs Learner's definition of DIG 1 [count] : a push with a body part (such as your elbow) : a poke or thrust（用身体的某部位）戳，捅 She gave me a dig in the ribs to get my attention.她戳了戳我的肋骨，吸引我的注意。 2 [count] : a criticism or insult that is directed toward a particular person or group（对某人或某群体的）批评，侮辱 a personal dig针对个人的批评 — often + at Her comments have been interpreted as a sly dig at her former husband.她的评论被理解为是在拐弯抹角地批评前夫。 3 [count] : a place where scientists try to find buried objects by digging发掘地点 archaeological digs考古发掘地 also : the act of digging for buried objects考古发掘 She participated in a dig last summer.去年夏天她参与了考古发掘工作。 4 digs [plural] informal a US : the place where someone lives居住地 She's buying furniture for her new digs in the city.她正在为她城里的新居购买家具。 b British, old-fashioned : a room rented in another person's home（在别人家中）租住的房间 He still lives in digs [=in a rented room] just outside the city.他还住在城外的出租屋里。
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