dig into

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la acción de investigar o examinar algo a fondo, o de empezar a comer con entusiasmo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of investigating or examining something thoroughly, or starting to eat with enthusiasm.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Start eating eagerlyinformal

   To begin eating food with enthusiasm or appetite.

   Comer con avidez

   • The kids dug into the pizza as soon as it arrived.
   • He dug into his dinner after a long day at work.
   • We all dug into the delicious cake at the party.

   Sinónimosdevourgobblepolish offscarfwolf down

2. Investigate thoroughlyinformal

   To examine or research something in great detail.

   investigar a fondo

   • The journalist dug into the company's financial records.
   • She dug into the archives to find the original document.
   • The detective dug into the case for months.

   Sinónimosexamineexplorego intoinvestigatelook intoproberesearchscrutinize

3. Use a resourceinformal

   To start using a supply or reserve of something.

   recurrir a (una reserva)

   • They dug into their savings to pay for the repairs.
   • We had to dig into our emergency fund after the accident.
   • He dug into his knowledge to solve the complex problem.

   Sinónimosaccessdip intoexploitmineuseutilize

   Antónimosaccumulateconservehoardpreservesave

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