Most of you know the basic meaning of dig I guess. But do you use it? I hardly believe so. Urban fellows do not fancy farming. Still, I want to show you it's been worth learning this item of the irregular verb list.
to dig - meaning to search
Digging through the archives, it turned out that..."an unprecedented effort to dig beneath the numbers and puzzle out what is actually going on." The Economist
to dig your heels in - you refuse to change your mind concerning what you have said or decided
"Anyway, the unusual election result was resolved amicably. Lawyers didn't dig their heels in and argue for hours. No-one went to court." BBC News
to dig your own grave - you do something that may lead to trouble
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