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dig

Pronunciation: /dɪg/

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French translation of dig

A. n

  • 1 (with elbow) coup (m) de coude (in dans)
  • 2 (colloq) (jibe) to take a dig at sb = lancer une pique (fam) à qn
  • 3 (in archaeology) fouilles (fpl) to go on a dig = aller faire des fouilles

C. vtr

  • 1 creuser [hole, tunnel, grave] (in dans)

D. vi

Phrasal verbs

dig up

a déterrer [body, treasure, scandal]; arracher [roots, weeds]; excaver [road] b bêcher [garden]

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