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Dig This vi invita a divertirvi con un emozionante gioco di fisica in cui dovrete scavare il percorso giusto per guidare le palline verdi a destinazione. Preparate la pala e preparatevi a scavare senza sosta tenendo conto delle leggi della fisica.
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dig [sth] vtr (make a hole, trench, etc.) scavare⇒ vtr : The puppy dug a hole and buried the bone. Il cagnolino scavò una buca e sotterrò l'osso. dig for [sth] vi + prep (excavate, search) scavare alla ricerca di vtr : The pirate dug for the hidden treasure. I pirati scavarono alla ricerca del tesoro nascosto. dig for [sth] vi + prep
6 set 2011 · Album: Soul StationYear: 1960Label: Blue NoteHank Mobley -- tenor saxophoneArt Blakey -- drumsWynton Kelly -- pianoPaul Chambers -- bass
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6 mar 2017 · This particular use of 'dig' can mean either to like or understand something. It could also mean a combination of the two, as a general verb of approval for something. The term was particularly popular during the 1960s-1970s and is today considered slightly old-fashioned.
- From Oxford dictionary: dig informal with object Like, appreciate, or understand. ‘I really dig heavy rock’ I think it's safe to say that th...
- "Dig" is slang and suggests first that the music/song is liked (liked a lot), and second that it is understood.
- Used in this sense the verb dig means to admire or appreciate, and though it is now rather dated it was part of the pop music lingua franca of...
- This particular use of 'dig' can mean either to like or understand something. It could also mean a combination of the two, as a general verb of...
- That they 'dig' your song is a great compliment - shows that they can relate to it and also loved it! It's a cool way of praising!
- It originates with the Irish language Tuigim meaning "I understand". https://inirish.bitesize.irish/339
1 ott 2023 · This I Dig Of You is a jazz composition by the talented saxophonist and composer, Paul Towndrow. The song carries a deep and profound meaning, showcasing Towndrow’s musical prowess and his ability to capture the essence of emotions through his artistry.
8 nov 2018 · I guess it's a natural progression from using "dig" to mean to understand something, to talking about understanding or getting a piece of music or a musical genre or an artistic work ("I dig this"=I understand what this is about, I know what the author/singer/musician is talking about), to the idea that you're appreciating something ...
