Definition Conjugation
Definition of dig at - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
excavationremove earth or material from a particular place
- The archaeologist digs at the soil near the ruined wall.
2.
- She kept digging at him about his new haircut.
Expressions with dig at
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make a mocking remark about someone
She always has a dig at his cooking.
Examples of dig at in a sentence
Please do not dig at the riverbank. He made a dig at her cooking skills during dinner. The article took a dig at the politician's recent statements.
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- French:creuser, lancer des piques à, ...
- German:graben, Seitenhiebe gegen jemanden austeilen, ...
- Italian:scavare, punzecchiare, ...
- Spanish:excavar, lanzar pullas a, ...
- Portuguese:escavar, mandar bocas a, ...
- Chinese:挖掘, 挖苦, ...
- Japanese:掘る, 当てこする, ...
- Arabic:حَفَرَ في, لَمَزَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחְפּוֹר, לַעֲקוֹץ, ...
- Russian:копать, язвительно поддевать, ...
- Ukrainian:розкопувати, підколювати, ...
- Hindi:खोदना, ताना मारना, ...
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