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dig up

/dɪɡ ʌp/

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verb

/dɪɡ ʌp/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, означающий извлечь что-либо из земли путём копания, или найти/обнаружить информацию путём поиска.

A phrasal verb meaning to remove something from the ground by digging, or to find or discover information by searching.

uncountable · irregular verb · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. Remove from the groundformal

    To break and move earth, sand, or other material to uncover or extract something.

    ruВыкопать

    • The gardener dug up the old tree stump.
    • They dug up the treasure chest from the beach.
    • Workers dug up the road to repair the pipes.

    Synonymsdig outdisinterexcavateexhumeunearth

    Antonymsburycoverentombinterplant

  2. Discover or findinformal

    To find something by searching or investigating, often information or facts.

    ruРаскопать

    • The journalist dug up some interesting facts about the politician.
    • She dug up old photos from the attic.
    • He dug up evidence that proved his theory.

    Synonymsdiscoverexcavateexposeferret outfindroot outuncoverunearth

    Antonymsburyconcealhidesuppress

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

Base verbdig

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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