dig in (Meaning)

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dig in (v)

occupy a trench or secured area

eat heartily

I need to dig in my bag to find my keys; they always seem to hide at the bottom.
The journalist decided to dig in and investigate the corruption allegations within the government.
As the chef prepared to cook, he instructed his assistant to dig in and mix the ingredients thoroughly.
The child eagerly grabbed a spoon and started to dig in, savoring every bite of the delicious ice cream.
The team was determined to dig in and defend their lead until the end of the game.
Before the storm, residents were advised to dig in and secure their belongings to prevent damage.
As the lecture became more complex, the students had to dig in and concentrate to grasp the concepts.
The researchers had to dig in and analyze the data meticulously to draw meaningful conclusions.
The gardener encouraged the volunteers to dig in and plant the new flowers to beautify the park.
When faced with a challenging project, it's important to dig in and work diligently to achieve success.

occupy a trench or secured area, eat heartily

keep up,hang on, carry on,persevere, persist, knuckle down,follow through (with)

yield, bow, knock off, submit, surrender, yield, surrender, submit, bow, quit

I need to dig in my bag to find my keys; they always seem to hide at the bottom.

The journalist decided to dig in and investigate the corruption allegations within the government.

As the chef prepared to cook, he instructed his assistant to dig in and mix the ingredients thoroughly.

The child eagerly grabbed a spoon and started to dig in, savoring every bite of the delicious ice cream.