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Meanings of digging in English
Process of removing material from a solid surface.
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Usage of digging in English
1
Good luck digging to find the notifications you really wanted to read.
2
Ne-Yo: I'm digging everything that's going on right now at Cash Money.
3
Next step: Thinking of the future instead of digging up the past.
4
He rowed strongly if not particularly well, digging deep into the water.
5
Its first money-making activities were the movie industry & digging oil wells.
6
A few hours' digging will yield us all the water we wish!
7
I can't go digging up some historic cemetery looking for bear victims.
8
Right here in the tent, he'd start digging, right under my cot.
9
You've heard the refrain about the Ghosthead always 'digging for their chances'?
10
They set to work on the grounds, digging foxholes and machine-gun pits.
11
I said well, okay we go down, let's say we start digging.
12
Some people are digging holes in the ground to put them in.
13
I started digging around when I saw her in Veronica's office today.
14
The venerable mound, the digging of the new grave, woke gloomly thoughts.
15
But the Rube kept on digging and prodding in the upper berths.
16
Presently I could hear them digging in the yard outside the door.
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Translations for digging
Portuguese
Spanish
Digging through the time
Digging across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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