DIGGING - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese

francese

I. digging [ingl am ˈdɪɡɪŋ] SOST

1. digging (in garden):

digging

bêchage m

to do some digging

bêcher

2. digging:

digging INGEGN, EDIL

creusement m

digging INGEGN, EDIL

terrassement m

it will require several days' digging

il faudra creuser pendant plusieurs jours

3. digging MINER:

digging

forage m (for pour trouver)

4. digging ARCHEOL:

digging

fouilles fpl

II. diggings SOST

diggings sost pl (material):

diggings ARCHEOL

fouilles fpl

diggings MINER

déblais mpl

I. dig [ingl brit dɪɡ, ingl am dɪɡ] SOST

1. dig (poke):

dig (with elbow)

coup m de coude (in dans)

dig (with fist)

coup m de poing (in dans)

to give sb a dig in the ribs

donner à qn un coup de coude dans les côtes

2. dig (jibe):

dig colloq

pique f colloq (at à)

to take or get in a dig at sb

lancer une pique à qn colloq

that was a dig at you

tu étais visé par cette remarque

3. dig ARCHEOL:

dig

fouilles fpl

to go on a dig

aller faire des fouilles

4. dig (in gardening):

dig

coup m de bêche

to give the garden a dig

donner un coup de bêche au jardin

II. digs SOST

digs sost pl ingl brit (lodgings):

digs

chambre f (meublée) (chez des particuliers)

to live in digs

habiter dans une chambre (meublée)

III. dig <part pres digging; pret, part perf dug> [ingl brit dɪɡ, ingl am dɪɡ] VB vb trans

1. dig (excavate):

dig ditch, tunnel, grave, trench

creuser (in dans)

to dig a path through the snow

creuser un chemin dans la neige

to dig one's way or oneself out of sth

se creuser un chemin pour sortir de qc

2. dig (in gardening):

dig garden, plot

bêcher

dig site

fouiller

3. dig (extract):

dig potatoes, root crops

arracher

dig coal, turf

extraire (out of de)

4. dig (embed):

dig knife, needle etc

enfoncer, planter (into dans)

you're digging your nails into my arm!

tu m'enfonces tes ongles dans le bras!

5. dig esp ingl am (like) colloq:

she really digs that guy

ce mec la botte colloq

I don 't dig westerns

je n'adore pas les westerns

6. dig ingl am (look at):

dig colloq, disuso

viser colloq

dig colloq, disuso

regarder

dig that tie!

vise un peu la cravate! colloq

IV. dig <part pres digging; pret, part perf dug> [ingl brit dɪɡ, ingl am dɪɡ] VB vb intr

1. dig (excavate) animal, bird:

dig (gen)

creuser (into dans)

dig (in gardening)

bêcher

dig (in gardening)

fouir (for pour trouver)

dig ARCHEOL

fouiller, faire des fouilles (into dans)

to dig for ore, treasure, remains

creuser pour trouver

to dig into one's reserves

piocher dans ses réserves colloq

2. dig (search):

to dig in, to dig into pockets, bag, records

fouiller dans

she dug into her bag for the ticket

elle a fouillé dans son sac pour trouver le billet

to dig into sb's past

fouiller dans le passé de qn

locuzioni:

to dig into (uncomfortably) springs, thorns: body part

s'enfoncer dans

I. dig up VB [ingl brit dɪɡ -, ingl am dɪɡ -] (dig up [sth], dig [sth] up)

dig up (unearth) body, ruin, treasure

déterrer

dig up roots, crops, plant

arracher

dig up road

excaver

dig up (turn over) ground, soil

retourner

dig up garden

bêcher

dig up (discover) fig

dénicher colloq

dig up information, facts scandal

déterrer

I. dig into VB [ingl brit dɪɡ -, ingl am dɪɡ -] (dig into [sth])

1. dig into bag, pockets:

dig into

fouiller dans

2. dig into fig sb's past:

dig into

fouiller dans

3. dig into (eat):

dig into colloq

attaquer colloq

infra dig [ingl brit ˌɪnfrə ˈdɪɡ, ingl am ˈˌɪnfrə ˈˌdɪɡ] AGG scherz

infra dig

indigne, déshonorant

I. dig in VB [ingl brit dɪɡ -, ingl am dɪɡ -] (dig in)

1. dig in MILIT:

dig in fig

se retrancher

2. dig in (eat):

dig in colloq

attaquer un repas colloq

dig in everybody! (at meal)

servez-vous!

I. dig out VB [ingl brit dɪɡ -, ingl am dɪɡ -] (dig out [sth], dig [sth] out) lett

dig out animal

déterrer (of de)

dig out root, weed

arracher (of de)

dig out splinter, nail

enlever (of de)

dig out body

dégager (of de)

dig out fig

dénicher colloq (of dans)

francese

inglese

bêchage

digging

creusement

digging

défonçage AGR ALLEV (en bêchant)

double-digging

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

I. dig [dɪg] SOST

1. dig (act of digging):

dig in garden

coup m de bêche

2. dig (poke):

dig

coup m (de coude)

3. dig (excavation):

dig

fouilles fpl

4. dig colloq (critical, sarcastic remark):

dig

pique f

to have digs at sb

lancer des piques à qn

5. dig pl ingl brit colloq (lodgings):

dig

chambre f meublée

II. dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB vb intr

1. dig (turn over ground):

dig

creuser

dig in garden

bêcher

to dig through sth

creuser qc

to dig for a bone

creuser pour chercher un os

2. dig (excavate):

dig on a site

faire des fouilles

to dig for sth

chercher qc

3. dig (search):

dig a. fig

fouiller

to dig into the past

fouiller dans le passé

locuzioni:

to dig in one's heels

s'entêter

III. dig [dɪg] VB vb trans

1. dig (move ground):

dig hole, tunnel

creuser

dig garden

bêcher

2. dig (excavate):

dig site

fouiller

3. dig (thrust):

dig

enfoncer

to dig one's hands in(to) one's pockets

enfoncer ses mains dans les poches

to dig deep into one's pockets

gratter le fond de ses poches

4. dig colloq (like):

I dig sth

qc me botte

locuzioni:

to dig one's own grave

creuser sa propre tombe

to dig oneself into a hole

se creuser un trou

dig in VB vb intr

1. dig in MILIT:

dig in

se retrancher

2. dig in colloq (eat):

dig in

manger

dig into VB vb trans always sep (search)

dig into

fouiller dans

dig up VB vb trans

dig up a. fig:

dig up

déterrer

locuzioni:

to dig up the dirt on sb

déterrer des informations compromettantes sur qn

dig out VB vb trans a. fig

dig out

déterrer

infra dig [ˌɪnfrəˈdɪg] AGG ingl brit scherz, iron

to be infra dig for sb

être au-dessous de tout pour qn

francese

inglese

percement d'un tunnel

digging

labour

digging

ramassage des pommes de terre

digging up

bêcher

to dig

bêcher

to dig

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

I. dig [dɪg] SOST

1. dig (poke):

dig

coup m (de coude)

dig in the ribs

coup m dans les côtes

2. dig (critical, sarcastic remark):

dig

pique f

to take a dig at sb

lancer une pique à qn

3. dig (act of digging):

dig in garden

coup m de bêche

4. dig (excavation):

dig

fouilles fpl

II. dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB vb intr

1. dig (turn over ground):

dig

creuser

dig in garden

bêcher

to dig through sth

creuser qc

to dig for a bone

creuser pour chercher un os

2. dig (excavate):

dig on a site

faire des fouilles

to dig for sth

chercher qc

3. dig (search):

dig a. fig

fouiller

to dig into the past

fouiller dans le passé

locuzioni:

to dig in one's heels

s'entêter

III. dig [dɪg] VB vb trans

1. dig (move ground):

dig hole, tunnel

creuser

dig garden

bêcher

2. dig (excavate):

dig site

fouiller

3. dig (thrust):

dig

enfoncer

to dig one's hands in(to) one's pockets

enfoncer ses mains dans les poches

to dig deep into one's pockets

gratter le fond de ses poches

4. dig sl (like):

I dig sth

qc me botte

5. dig sl (understand):

dig

piger

locuzioni:

to dig one's own grave

creuser sa propre tombe

to dig oneself into/out of a hole

se mettre dans une situation délicate/se sortir d'une situation délicate

dig up VB vb trans

dig up a. fig:

dig up

déterrer

locuzioni:

to dig up the dirt on sb

déterrer des informations compromettantes sur qn

I. dig in VB vb intr

1. dig in colloq (eat):

dig in

bouffer

2. dig in MILIT:

dig in

se retrancher

II. dig in VB vb trans

to dig oneself in

camper sur ses positions

dig into VB vb trans always sep (search)

dig into

fouiller dans

dig out VB vb trans a. fig

dig out

déterrer

francese

inglese

labour

digging

bêcher

to dig

bêcher

to dig

déterrer arbre, trésor, personne

to dig up

déterrer mine, obus

to dig out

forer trou, puits

to dig

fouille

dig

Present

I	dig
you	dig
he/she/it	digs
we	dig
you	dig
they	dig

Past

I	dug
you	dug
he/she/it	dug
we	dug
you	dug
they	dug

Present Perfect

I	have	dug
you	have	dug
he/she/it	has	dug
we	have	dug
you	have	dug
they	have	dug

Past Perfect

I	had	dug
you	had	dug
he/she/it	had	dug
we	had	dug
you	had	dug
they	had	dug

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Historically, this condition was present in most gold rushes, as diggings required nothing but manpower and few skills or machinery.

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Further researches and diggings continued in the period of 19601965.

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A problem mining this creek is the depth of the bedrock and the flooding of the deep diggings.

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The causes of this were the colonial government's administration of the diggings and the gold licence system.

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It is unknown whether he visited the gold diggings.

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