[ ডাগ্ ] dig- এর past tense, past participlenoun স্তন্যপায়ী জন্তুর দুধের বাঁট।
dug definition
Excavated or formed by digging.
dug শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
toil, travail, excavate, dug, grind, dig, hollow, prod, labour, dig_up, grok, grasp, savvy, poke, apprehend, jab, cut_into, compass, moil, stab, fag, labor, dig_out, drudge, get_the_picture, comprehend, turn_over, delve,
dug Example in a sentence
The farmer dug a deep hole in the earth to plant a tree.
The construction workers dug a trench to lay the foundation for the new building.
The treasure hunters dug tirelessly in search of the long-lost gold.
The dog dug a large hole in the backyard to bury its bone.
The scientists dug up ancient artifacts from the archaeological site.
The miners dug deep into the earth for precious minerals.
The archaeologist carefully dug around the delicate remains of the ancient civilization.
The carpenter dug a groove into the wood to fit the joint together.
The students dug into their textbooks to prepare for the exam.
The investigative journalist dug up dirt on the corrupt politician.