Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Digging"

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“We were digging out the clubhouse” - This probably means that they were cleaning the clubhouse but it could also mean that they were literally digging it out from the ground if it had been buried, for instance. I would need the exact context to be sure. However, it probably means cleaning.

"For his kids" - The kids of the man that they gave the three coins to.
"slug" - a slug is a type of bullet but in this context, it probably means that they flattened it out to be used illegally in a coin machine.
"When it happens" - This is a really bizarre sentence! It seems to mean that Bill hears a click sound whenever a memory falls in place.

What are you reading? This author has a very unusual style of writing. He likes to use very flowery or over the top expressions. I personally don't like it.

A: You can say that, but only if it's new in your life.
You can't say "I'm digging steak" if you loved steak your entire life.
You can say it if, for example, you started liking steak yesterday when you ate it for the first time.

A: I let means that you like it. In your sentence, it means that the writer likes the singer. Most people don't say "digging" in this context very often.

A: It means you like it

A: it means you enjoy your work and love what you like to do

A: Digging a hole. Digging for gold. Digging down. Digging a grave. Digging for treasure. The dog was digging a hole in the backyard.

A: usage literally
keep digging that hole

usage figuritivly
you have to keep digging to find a good story (like a new paper article)

A: I'm diggin this new song

I'm diggin that jacket

I'm diggin your shoes

it's more natural to say diggin than digging, dropping the g is common with certain words in English.

A: 01. Both are natural and equal.
02. Note : « for a dig » not « for dig »

A: Que quieres decir con digging? Tiene varios significados dependiendo del contexto

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A: Change it to:

‎I think it's funny to watch Japanese PEOPLE DIG tombs by themselves. Japanese PEOPLE insist THAT Japan is one of the best developed countrieS in the world. Many people realizeD through
Covid-19, it isn't.

‎I think it's funny to watch Japanese(1) digging(2) tombs by themselves. Japanese(3) insist(4) Japan is one of the best developed countrie(5) in the world, but many people would(6) realize(7) through covid - 19 that it isn't.

1. Add people after Japanese
2. Replace digging with dig.
3. Add people after Japanese
4. Add that after insist
5. Add an S to countrie
6. Take out would
7. Add a D to realize
8. Covid-19
9. Add comma( , ) after 19
10. Take out that

Hope this helped! Good luck : )

A: I don't know a slang word for admire (dig) or for idol (queen).

Something like ダンサーを賞賛する?

In English: admiring the dancing idol. 😊

A: @audubon0817
You can say he/she is digging in his/her heels OR they are digging in their heels.
It means that a person is resisting doing something and is used for men or women.

A: I think you mean time capsule rather than time machine. A time machine is understood to be used for travelling in time.
Utilising for UK English utilizing - US English
Desert island is more normal in UK English though what you wrote is okay.
It is a desert island called Gunkanjima which is a world heritage site..

A: “I️ did a little digging into him” sounds more natural than the others. In this case, this would be the only phrase that you would use.