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1 dig around
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2 feltúr
(DE) durchsuchen; durchsucht; durchwühlen; umwühlen; (EN) dig; dig, dug; grub; nuzzle up; poke around; rummage -
3 burrow
1. nounBau, der2. transitive verbgraben [Loch, Höhle, Tunnel]3. intransitive verbburrow one's way under/through something — einen Weg od. Gang unter etwas (Dat.) durch/durch etwas graben
[sich (Dat.)] einen Gang grabenburrow into something — (fig.) sich in etwas (Akk.) einarbeiten
burrow through something — (fig.) sich durch etwas hindurchwühlen
* * *1. noun(a hole dug for shelter: a rabbit burrow.) der Bau2. verb(to make holes underground or in a similar place for shelter etc; The mole burrows underground; He burrowed under the bedclothes.) sich verkriechen* * *bur·row[ˈbʌrəʊ, AM ˈbɜ:roʊ]I. n of fox, rabbit Bau mII. vt1.to \burrow a hole/tunnel ein Loch/einen Tunnel grabenIII. vi1. (dig)▪ to \burrow through sth etw durchwühlen [o gründlich durchsuchen]* * *['bʌrəʊ]1. n(of rabbit etc) Bau m2. vi(rabbits, dogs etc) graben, buddeln (inf); (= make a burrow) einen Bau grabenthey had burrowed under the fence — sie hatten sich (dat) ein Loch or (below ground) einen Gang unterm Zaun gegraben or gebuddelt (inf)
3. vthole graben, buddeln (inf)to burrow one's way into sth (fig) — sich in etw (acc) einschleichen
* * *A s1. (Fuchs- etc) Bau m, Höhle f, Erdloch n2. Fraßgang m, (Wurm- etc) Loch n3. Loch n pej, (notdürftiger) UnterschlupfB v/i1. eine Höhle oder einen Gang grabena) sich vertiefen (in akk):C v/t1. ein Loch etc graben (in in akk)2. burrow one’s head into sb’s shoulder seinen Kopf an jemandes Schulter schmiegen* * *1. nounBau, der2. transitive verbgraben [Loch, Höhle, Tunnel]3. intransitive verbburrow one's way under/through something — einen Weg od. Gang unter etwas (Dat.) durch/durch etwas graben
[sich (Dat.)] einen Gang grabenburrow into something — (fig.) sich in etwas (Akk.) einarbeiten
burrow through something — (fig.) sich durch etwas hindurchwühlen
* * *n.Kaninchenbau m.Kaninchenhöhle f. v.graben v.(§ p.,pp.: grub, gegraben)verbergen v. -
4 about
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