Resumen
dig {verbo}
clavar las uñas
to dig {verbo}
cavar · escarbar · excavar
Traducción Inglés-Español para "dig"
"dig" en español
dig {verbo}
dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {v.intr.}
to dig {verbo}
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (también: to grub)
The exhibit at the Cincinnati Museum Center will feature fossils found by Chinese paleontologists, digging in the north-central region of their country.
We need to get on top of the unemployment problem first and to escape from this impasse into which we have been led instead of digging a deeper hole for ourselves.
And if the aggressors include working-class people, all we can say to them is that, in acting in this way, they are digging their own graves.
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (también: to scratch, to poke, to pick, to delve into)
All you need to do is dig a little before eventually seeing the light.
to dig [dug; digged|dug; digged] {vb} (también: to excavate)
The building of the museum of archaeology is placed on the very edge of the former medieval city walls and is dug in as much as the conditions permit it.
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Palabras similares
difficulties · difficulty · difficutly · diffraction · diffuse · diffused · diffuseness · diffuser · diffusion · difluorodibromomethane · dig · digerati · digest · digestible · digestive · digeterati · digger · digging · digit · digital · digitalization
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