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Detailed Translations for digs from English to Spanish

digs:


Translation Matrix for digs:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- diggings; domiciliation; lodgings; pad

Synonyms for "digs":


Related Definitions for "digs":

  1. temporary living quarters1
  2. an excavation for ore or precious stones or for archaeology1

digs form of dig:

to dig verb (digs, dug, digging)

  1. to dig
    excavar
  2. to dig (plough; plough up; convert; reform; break up)
    labrar; arar
  3. to dig (jab; poke; prod)
    empujar; chocar; toparse; hurgar

Conjugations for dig:

present
  1. dig
  2. dig
  3. digs
  4. dig
  5. dig
  6. dig
simple past
  1. dug
  2. dug
  3. dug
  4. dug
  5. dug
  6. dug
present perfect
  1. have dug
  2. have dug
  3. has dug
  4. have dug
  5. have dug
  6. have dug
past continuous
  1. was digging
  2. were digging
  3. was digging
  4. were digging
  5. were digging
  6. were digging
future
  1. shall dig
  2. will dig
  3. will dig
  4. shall dig
  5. will dig
  6. will dig
continuous present
  1. am digging
  2. are digging
  3. is digging
  4. are digging
  5. are digging
  6. are digging
subjunctive
  1. be dug
  2. be dug
  3. be dug
  4. be dug
  5. be dug
  6. be dug
diverse
  1. dig!
  2. let's dig!
  5. dug
  6. digging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for dig:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
empujar poking; prodding
- archeological site; barb; digging; excavation; gibe; jab; jibe; shaft; shot; slam
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
arar break up; convert; dig; plough; plough up; reform
chocar dig; jab; poke; prod bang into; brush off; brutalise; brutalize; bump into; bump into each other; bump up against; clang; clink; collide; come forward with; cough up; crash; defamate; drive to pieces; jangle; jingle; knock together; rattling; slander; snub; strike together; tinkle; tinkle away; turn out
empujar dig; jab; poke; prod boost; dent; drive; elbow out; encourage; give a push; goad; impress; irritate; motivate; move on; nettle; persevere; persist; press; press open; propel; push; push along; push aside; push away; push in; push on; push open; push up; stimulate; whip up
excavar dig excavate; exhume; expose; lay bare; uncover
hurgar dig; jab; poke; prod boost; burrow; clamber; climb; encourage; grabble; grope about; motivate; pick; pick loose; push on; root; root up; rout; rummage; rummage about; rummage around; scramble; shin; sniff; stimulate
labrar break up; convert; dig; plough; plough up; reform take care; treat
toparse dig; jab; poke; prod
- apprehend; compass; comprehend; cut into; delve; dig out; dig up; drudge; excavate; fag; get the picture; grasp; grind; grok; hollow; jab; labor; labour; moil; poke; prod; savvy; stab; toil; travail; turn over
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- get

Synonyms for "dig":


Related Definitions for "dig":

  1. the act of touching someone suddenly with your finger or elbow1
    • she gave me a sharp dig in the ribs1
  2. the act of digging1
  3. a small gouge (as in the cover of a book)1
    • the book was in good condition except for a dig in the back cover1
  4. an aggressive remark directed at a person like a missile and intended to have a telling effect1
    • she takes a dig at me every chance she gets1
  5. the site of an archeological exploration1
    • they set up camp next to the dig1
  6. get the meaning of something1
  7. poke or thrust abruptly1
  8. turn up, loosen, or remove earth1
  9. remove the inner part or the core of1
  10. create by digging1
    • dig a hole1
  11. thrust down or into1
    • dig the oars into the water1
    • dig your foot into the floor1
  12. remove, harvest, or recover by digging1
    • dig salt1
    • dig coal1
  13. work hard1
    • She was digging away at her math homework1

Wiktionary Translations for dig:

dig
verb
  1. slang: to appreciate, or like
  2. slang: to understand or show interest in
  3. to move hard-packed earth out of the way
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• dig → cavar; ahondar; excavar ↔ graven — een gat in de grond maken met de handen of met een graafwerktuig
• dig → cavar; excavar; extraer ↔ delven — gravend iets winnen
• dig → cavar ↔ creuser — Faire un trou, un orifice.







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