dig (through) (Meaning)

dig (through)

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Archaeologists meticulously dig through ancient ruins, searching for artifacts.
The dog dug through the couch cushions, searching for its lost bone.
The construction crew dug through the frozen ground to lay the foundation.
Miners toil tirelessly, digging through rock and earth to extract valuable minerals.
The farmer dug through the soil to prepare the field for planting.
The siblings dug through their toys, hoping to find a hidden treasure.
The researchers dug through mountains of data, looking for patterns and insights.
The detectives dug through witness statements and evidence, seeking the truth.
The hikers dug through heavy snowdrifts to reach their destination.
The students dug through textbooks and lecture notes, studying for their exams.

hunt (through),search, explore, dredge, investigate, locate, inspect, troll, rake, survey

lose,hide, ignore,abandon,neglect

Archaeologists meticulously dig through ancient ruins, searching for artifacts.

The dog dug through the couch cushions, searching for its lost bone.

The construction crew dug through the frozen ground to lay the foundation.

Miners toil tirelessly, digging through rock and earth to extract valuable minerals.