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dig out

/dɪɡ aʊt/

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verb

/dɪɡ aʊt/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по извлечению чего-либо из места путем копания или нахождения чего-то, что было спрятано или убрано на хранение.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of removing something from a place by digging, or finding something that was hidden or stored away.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Remove by diggingformal

    To remove something from the ground or a surface by digging.

    ruВыкапывать

    • They dug out the old tree stump from the garden.
    • The archaeologists dug out ancient artifacts from the site.
    • He dug out a large rock from the soil.

    Synonymsdig updisinterexcavategouge outgrub outscoop outunearth

    Antonymsburycoverentombinter

  2. informal

    To find or retrieve something that was stored, hidden, or forgotten.

    ruОтыскать

    • I dug out my old photo album from the attic.
    • She dug out the recipe from a dusty cookbook.
    • He dug out his winter coat from the back of the closet.

    Synonymsdredge upferret outfindlocateproduceretrieveroot outuncoverunearth

  3. Uncover informationinformal

    To discover or reveal information, especially something hidden or secret.

    ruРаскопать

    • The journalist dug out the truth about the scandal.
    • They dug out evidence that proved his innocence.
    • She dug out some interesting facts from the archives.

    Synonymsdiscoverexposeextractferret outroot outuncoverunearth

    Antonymsburyconcealhidesuppress

Forms
  • dug out past participle
  • dug out past simple
  • digging out present participle
  • digs out third person singular

Base verbdig

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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