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Meanings of digger in English
A machine used to dig the ground and to lift and carry dirt and debris.
A vehicle that consists of a tractor fitted with a shovel on the front and a small backhoe on the back.
Usage of digger in English
1
Five minutes' walk along the tracks from the station lived a well-digger.
2
For years, every digger on the planet was drooling for a permit.
3
The grave-digger was staring into the hole with all his bulging eyes.
4
Dimple was there, working a posthole digger at the parking lot's edge.
5
Everybody knew that Grandfather Mole was the champion digger of Pleasant Valley.
6
They went over to where the grave-digger was watching them with curiosity.
7
He mainly drives a digger and his son Johnny runs the company.
8
The demonstrators ended up nicking a digger and destroying a nearby road.
9
I wondered if maybe a grave digger could have dropped it in.
10
Every digger, as he came from the cage, made for this spot.
11
So far as I know, not one digger had turned to work.
12
Erskine swung into the cab of the digger in one ape stride.
13
The metal of the gate flashed sparks as the digger chugged through.
14
Yes, he was a lucky digger, and he was enjoying his luck.
15
That night Aurora-surnamed Australis by a facetious digger-wasparticularly attentive to Done.
16
He picked up his torch, climbed out of the digger and descended.
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