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/dig/ * danh từ - sự đào, sự bới, sự xới, sự cuốc (đất) - sự thúc; cú thúc =to give someone a dig in the ribs+ thúc vào sườn ai - sự chỉ trích cay độc =a dig at someone+ sự chỉ trích ai cay độc - (khảo cổ học) (thông tục) sự khai quật - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) sinh viên học gạo * ngoại động từ dug - đào bới, xới, cuốc (đất...) =to dig a hole+ đào một cái lỗ =to dig potatoes+ bới khoai - thúc, án sâu, thọc sâu =to dig a strick into the sand+ ấn sâu cái gậy xuống cát =to dig somebody in the ribs+ thúc vào sườn ai - moi ra, tìm ra =to dig the truth out of somebody+ moi sự thật ở ai - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) chú ý tới - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) hiểu rõ * nội động từ - đào bới, xới, cuốc =to dig for gold+ đào tìm vàng - ((thường) + into), for moi móc, tìm tòi, nghiên cứu =to dig for information+ moi móc tin tức =to dig into an author+ nghiên cứu tìm tòi ở một tác giả - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) học gạo !to dig down - đào (chân tường...) cho đổ xuống !to dig fỏ - moi móc, tìm tòi !to dig from - đào lên, moi lên !to dig in (into) - thúc, ấn sâu, thọc (cái thúc ngựa, đầu mũi kiếm...) - chôn vùi =to dig oneself in+ ẩn mình (bằng cách đào hàm trú ẩn...) !to dig out - đào ra, moi ra, khai quật; tìm ra =to dig out a secret+ moi ra được một điều bí mật !to dig up - xới (đất); đào lên, bới lên (khoai...) - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) nhận, lĩnh (tiền) !to dig a pit for someone - (xem) pit
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