dug

英 [dʌɡ]

美 [dʌɡ]

v. 掘(地); 凿(洞); 挖(土); 掘得; (采)掘出; 寻找，搜寻(物品)
dig的过去分词和过去式

复数：dugs　

BNC.33648 / COCA.34999

柯林斯词典

noun

They dug for shellfish at low tide
退潮时他们在海滩上挖贝类。
He dug a hole in our yard on Edgerton Avenue to plant a maple tree when I was born.
我出生的时候，他在埃杰顿大街我们家的园圃里挖了个坑，种了棵枫树。
Den had dug a deep hole in the centre of the garden
德恩在花园的中央挖了一个深洞。
He took a shovel, dug a hole, and buried his once-prized possessions
他拿起一把铁锨，挖了个坑，将自己曾经珍爱的物品埋了起来。
He has dug up the tiles that cover the floor and left them in a heap.
他把地上铺的瓷砖掀了起来，堆成一堆。
They dug up a hoard of Roman coins.
他们挖出了一批埋藏的古罗马硬币。
His description fits perfectly the evidence dug up by Clyde.
他的描述和克莱德发现的证据正好吻合。
More bodies have been dug up at the site
在那个地点又挖掘出几具尸体。
If you dug up an old medical book from the sixties, it would tell you that childhood leukemia is incurable.
如果找一本20世纪60年代的旧医学书出来的话，它会告诉你儿童白血病是不治之症。
The enquiry dug deeper into the alleged financial misdeeds of his government
这一调查对其政府涉嫌的财政违规行为展开了进一步深究。