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dug down
UK
/dʌɡ daʊn/
US
/dʌɡ daʊn/
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dig down
verb
dug down
Past Simple
dug down
Past Simple
dug down
Past Participle
digging down
Gerund
UK
/dɪɡ daʊn/
US
/dɪɡ daʊn/
creuser
The construction workers had to dig down several feet to lay the foundation for the new building.
Les ouvriers du chantier ont dû creuser plusieurs pieds pour poser les fondations du nouveau bâtiment.
Additional translations
fouiller
Sens figuré, surtout pour une recherche approfondie ou une enquête.
Synonyms
delve
explore
search
investigate
probe
excavate
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dig down
verb
To excavate or remove earth or other material from a particular area, often to reach something buried or to create a hole.
The construction workers had to dig down several feet to lay the foundation for the new building.
To search thoroughly or investigate deeply into a subject or issue.
The journalist decided to dig down into the company's financial records to uncover any discrepancies.
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