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Meanings of
delve
in English
Portuguese
cavar
Catalan
cavar
Back to the meaning
Turn up, loosen, or remove earth.
dig
cut into
turn over
Related terms
dig in
dig out
dig up
Portuguese
cavar
Synonyms
Examples for "
dig
"
dig
cut into
turn over
Examples for "
dig
"
1
Rob didn't know what to expect at the
dig
,
following the 'accident'.
2
For example, we'll need to
dig
into this whole Kahverengi International matter.
3
Here it is; you may follow us while we
dig
it out:
4
Some of the survivors were compelled to
dig
graves for the seven.
5
I
dig
down looking for things that existed a long time ago.'
1
Lower market volatility has also
cut
into
clients' trading and hedging activities.
2
Fourth: The feed, or the thickness of the
cut
into
the material.
3
The quiet voice
cut
into
every conversation; the musicians lowered the instruments.
4
Or perhaps he did not want to
cut
into
the good feeling.
5
However analysts warned a slower Chinese economy could
cut
into
its performance.
1
Last year, a federal judge said Microsoft must
turn
over
the information.
2
That means it takes about 15 years to
turn
over
the fleet.
3
He also agreed to
turn
over
documents and testify in other cases.
4
Cuomo asked top bailout recipients to
turn
over
data on expected payouts.
5
It agreed to
turn
over
control to holders of its secured bonds.
Usage of
delve
in English
1
He didn't have to
delve
far into the past for an answer.
2
However, when you
delve
deep, the nuances of French cooking unveil themselves.
3
She'd wanted to keep Nate talking, not
delve
into her own past.
4
I don't
delve
into the Motown era, I was still at home.
5
We will have four or eight years to
delve
into all that.
6
Time to
delve
into happenings on the arts scene with Lynn Freeman.
7
Not in her memory could she
delve
for pleasant things, not yet.
8
Yes, they'll
delve
into their personal lives -rather hard not to.
9
In fairness, we were too busy to
delve
deeply into even that.
10
Trafigura has become notorious for threatening reporters who
delve
into its conduct.
11
To appreciate just how hard it is, let's
delve
into some physics.
12
Each episode will
delve
into the cultural nuances that shape their relationships.
13
A private individual, the film does not
delve
into Seymour's personal life.
14
When I
delve
into her books, I'm always inspired to cook something.
15
He was one of the first publishers to
delve
into guidebook apps.
16
James Richardson returns for another weekly
delve
into European football's goings on.
Other examples for "delve"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
delve
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
delve into
delve deeper
delve further
delve too
delve more
More collocations
Translations for
delve
Portuguese
cavar
Catalan
cavar
excavar
Delve
through the time
Delve
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common