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Definition of digging up - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
investigationsearching for information or objects
- The journalist was digging up old records for the article.
2.
excavationinvolving the action of uncovering by digging
- The digging up process revealed ancient artifacts.
Terms with digging up included in their meaning
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corpse
the act of digging up a buried body
gardening tool
heavy tool for digging and breaking up soil or roots
archaeology
the act of digging up something buried
archaeology
digging up buried objects for study
archaeology
related to the act of digging up something buried
Examples of digging up in a sentence
They were digging up artifacts at the site. The digging up team worked tirelessly at the site. Digging up operations can be labor-intensive.
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- French:en train de rechercher, d'exhumation, ...
- German:recherchierend, freilegend, ...
- Italian:intento a scavare, di dissotterramento, ...
- Spanish:buscando, desenterramiento, ...
- Portuguese:à procura de informação ou de objetos, de escavação, ...
- Chinese:发掘出的, 挖掘的, ...
- Japanese:掘り起こしている, 発掘の, ...
- Arabic:مُنَقِّب, حَفْرِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְחַפֵּשׂ, חֲפִירָתִי, ...
- Russian:разрывающий, раскопочный, ...
- Ukrainian:розкопуючий, розкопувальний, ...
- Hindi:खोजी, खोदने की, ...
Definition of dig up - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
removalremove or recover by digging
- Farmers dig up potatoes during harvest.
2.
- He tends to dig up old arguments during discussions..
3.
- Journalists often dig up facts for their stories..
Expressions with dig up
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uncover hidden or forgotten facts
They hired a detective to dig up dirt on the case.
Examples of dig up in a sentence
Workers dig up the road for maintenance. She didn't want to dig up painful memories. Why do you always dig up the past? Detectives dig up clues to solve cases. Researchers dig up old records for their studies.
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- French:déterrer, ressortir, ...
- German:ausgraben, recherchieren, ...
- Italian:scavare, riesumare, ...
- Spanish:desenterrar, sacar a relucir, ...
- Portuguese:desenterrar, trazer à tona, ...
- Chinese:挖出, 翻出, ...
- Japanese:掘り起こす, 蒸し返す, ...
- Arabic:نَبَشَ, أَثارَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹצִיא בַּחֲפִירָה, לְהַעֲלוֹת מֵחָדָשׁ, ...
- Russian:выкапывать, вспоминать, ...
- Ukrainian:викопувати, ворушити, ...
- Hindi:खोदकर निकालना, पुरानी बातें निकालना, ...
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