dig into

English

Verb

dig into (third-person singular simple present digs into, present participle digging into, simple past and past participle dug into)

To research a particular subject.
She is going to dig into Egyptian basket-weaving this semester.
To begin eating heartily.
Bobby really dug into his potatoes.

Translations

to research a particular subject

Bulgarian: ровя (bg) (rovja)
Czech: hrabat (cs) se
Danish: grave sig ned i, begrave sig i
Finnish: kaivella (fi), tonkia (fi)

French: se plonger (fr) (dans), s'attaquer (fr) (à)
Scottish Gaelic: cladhaich
Spanish: adentrarse (es)

Anagrams

doing it, doiting

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