dig lietuviškai
dig vertimas 1. v (dug; pasen. digged) 1) kasti; 2) perk. surasti, prisikasti; to dig oneself in apsikasti; to dig up a) iškasti; rasti; b) sukasti, suarti;2.n šnek. 1) smūgis; 2) archeologinių kasinėjimų vieta; 3) pl. šnek. būstas, butas
- dig up (v.) priminti, iškasti, atkasti
- dig in (v.) palaidoti, laidoti
- dig in (v.) pasiimti, pasivaišinti
- dig into (v.) tyrinėti, zonduoti
- dig out (v.) atkasti
- dig out () atkasti, atrasti, surasti
- dig (n.) niuksas, įgėlimas, iškasimas, kasimas, kasinėjimas, kandi pastaba, pašaipa
- dig (v.) kasti, raustis, suprasti, suvokti, įsidėmėti, nieko nesuprasti, pastumti, stumti, kumštelėti, įsmeigti, smeigti, besti, durti, baksnoti, bakstelėti, bakštinti, iškasti, lėtai judėti, veikti, dirbti juodą darbą, sunkiai dirbti, sunkiai, lėtai judėti/veikti, vergauti
- dig out (v.) atkasti, atrasti
- dig up (v.) atkasti, iškasti, priminti
- (archeology) the site of an archeological exploration
- (remark) an aggressive remark directed at a person like a missile and intended to have a telling effect
- (dent) a small gouge (as in the cover of a book) Type of: dent
- (creating by removal) the act of digging
- (touching) the act of touching someone else suddenly with one's finger or elbow
- (delve) to turn up, loosen, or remove earth
- (hollow out) to create by digging
- (do work) to work hard
- (unearth) to remove, harvest, or recover by digging
- (motion verb) to thrust down or into Type of: thrust
- (remove, inner part) to remove the inner part or the core of
- (prod) to poke or thrust abruptly
- (understand) to get the meaning of something
- (periodical) a periodical that summarizes the news
dig sinonimai archeological site, barb, digging, excavation, gibe, jab, jibe, jog, shaft, shot, slam, apprehend, beaver away, compass, comprehend, cut into, delve, dig out, dig up, drudge, enjoy, excavate, fag, figure out, finger, follow, get, get the picture, give a push, give a thrust, grasp, grind, grok, hollow, jab, labor, labour, love, make head or tail of, make much of, moil, poke, prod, root, savvy, scoop, see, slave, slave away, stab, stick, take, take in, toil, to work your fingers to the bone, travail, turn over, understand, work one's fingers to the bone, mug up, plug away, slog, swot, burrow, delve, grub, probe, pry, tunnel, root, delve, excavate, give a push, give a thrust, hollow, hollow out, jab, poke, prod, turn over