dig

Kazmak, toprak kazmak

To break up and move earth or soil with a tool or one's hands.

• The dog was digging a hole in the backyard.
• They dug for hours but found nothing.
• We need to dig deeper to reach the water pipe.
• Paleontologists must dig systematically through sedimentary rock layers to locate fossilized remains from prehistoric periods.
• Urban planners need to dig extensively into demographic data before proposing infrastructure development projects.
• Researchers continue to dig through historical archives to uncover previously undocumented accounts of the migration.

Eş anlamlılar: excavate, burrow, tunnel, scoop

Zıt anlamlılar: fill, bury, cover

Araştırmak, derinlemesine incelemek

To search or investigate thoroughly, often for information.

• Journalists started digging into his past.
• If you dig around online, you'll find the answer.
• She had to dig through old files to find the document.

Eş anlamlılar: investigate, probe, delve, search

Beğenmek, hoşlanmak

To like, enjoy, or appreciate something.

• I really dig this new band.
• Do you dig jazz music?
• She digs his sense of humor.

Eş anlamlılar: like, enjoy, appreciate, love

Zıt anlamlılar: dislike, hate

Arkeolojik kazı

An archaeological excavation site or expedition.

• She spent the summer working on a dig in Egypt.
• The dig uncovered ancient pottery.
• They're planning a new dig next season.

Eş anlamlılar: excavation, site

Taş, iğneleyici söz

A sarcastic or critical remark aimed at someone.

• That was a dig at his poor performance.
• She couldn't resist taking a dig at her rival.
• His comment was clearly a dig at me.

Eş anlamlılar: jab, barb, insult, taunt

Zıt anlamlılar: compliment, praise