英:[ˈdɪgə(r)]
美:[ˈdɪɡɚ]
英:[ˈdɪgə(r)]
美:[ˈdɪɡɚ]
dig·ger
dI gr
复数:diggers
词根:dig
n.dig 戳,刺;挖苦
dug 雌性哺乳动物的乳房
digging 挖掘,采掘
v.dug 挖,翻土(dig的过去式和过去分词)
digging 挖掘,发掘(dig的现在分词形式)
vi.dig 挖掘
vt.dig 挖,掘;探究
noun
a person or a machine, tool, or the like that digs or excavates.
(usu. cap.) one of a group of English reformists of 1649 who favored the abolition of private property, or a member of a similar American group of the 1960s and 1970s.
(cap.) a member of any of several Indian tribes in the southwestern United States who dug roots for food.
gold digger淘金者;[俚]以美色骗取男人钱财的女人
15世纪中期,“挖掘者”; 1680年代,“挖掘工具”,是 dig(v.)的动作名词。英国的共产主义运动自1649年起被称为如此。在1853年,“在勘探场所寻找黄金的人”这一含义出现。在19世纪美国英语中,它是指西部被贬低的土著美国人,因为他们主要靠挖掘的根来生活(1837年)。
The first known use of digger was in the 15th century
1 We pass diggers and tractors tearing up the earth, expanding the camp.
2 I don't have contact with her because she is a gold digger.
她是一个淘金女郎,所以我没再联络她了.
3 So the diggers avoided the areas where the clay was striped dirty white or rusty red, as clay of these colors did not make the transformation to celadon green when fired.
4 Zarathustra is carrying away the dead dog: a fine thing that Zarathustra hath turned a grave-digger!
查拉图斯特拉在把一条死狗扛走:查拉图斯特拉转行当了仵作是件好事!
5 Melania knew that some people in New York dismissed her as a gold digger, but now, finally, others were starting to realize her worth.
6 He lived in the swampy, disagreeable Fen, probably the child of a dragger or digger.
7 Imagine a gold digger who has made considerable efforts in a mine, only to find that the mine ore is worthless.
想象一下,有个淘金者,在矿山中很努力地工作,但只是发现他挖出的矿石都是毫无价值的。
8 “I mean—not that you have small pants that would fit me”—digging a deeper hole for myself—“I mean, the pajama pants keep falling off—” I’m a very good digger.
9 Blue Digger looked at Red Truck down in the ditch.
蓝色挖掘机看见红色的卡车在沟里.
10 Actually, parents should see their role as persevering “gold diggers” — looking for the nuggets of gold in their child’s unique personalities.
11 Kendra raised the weed digger, holding the pie tin in her other hand.
12 People's Park in Berkeley 1969 revived that original Digger ideal.
1969年伯克利的人民公园令原初的“发掘者”理想重生。
13 A digger had carved out three trenches, each about 50 metres long and 1.5 metres deep.
挖掘机刨了3个大坑,每个约50米长、1.5米深。
14 Trucks with flat beds loaded with empty potato barrels moved on the roads, and the mechanical potato digger turned up long windrows of pale-skinned tubers.
15 At the stream he was the most useful mussel digger that any boy could have.
16 Out in the plowed ground in the cold a digger.
屋外,耕过的地里,严寒中,一个人。
17 This was a little more challenging because I had to dig down to bury the bottom of the chicken wire to keep out hungry diggers like skunks and such.
18 The diggers seldom discuss their more horrible finds, the fact that they rarely recover bodies intact.
挖掘者很少谈论那些比较可怕的发现, 也很少提及他们几乎没有挖到过完好的尸体.
19 Pug thought that for an old friend Digger was showing off too much.
帕格觉得迪格对一个老朋友炫耀得太过分了.
20 The poor man is a coal digger.
这个可怜的人是一个采煤工。
1 伙计
man partner boy bro chap kiddo wack matey cully marrer tsotsi guy horse assistant bugger Herbert Herman boobie flunky matie
3 澳大利亚人
4 纽西兰人
5 挖掘器
7 家伙
thing customer guy dog stick fellow devil pal cock cove sucker bastard chap bloke beggar bugger sod cuss geezer
8 澳洲人
9 老兄
sport mate mac buddy sunshine cock cobber broer old chap old man old boy brother sailor buster bo laddie sirrah sirra old socks bubaleh man top guy jack mister mush cocker mack boobie old bean all to cock an old fruit
10 朋友
company friend guy son associate neighbor companion cousin neighbour marrow hearty pax billy kith amigo cobber sidekick
13 伙伴
cobber offsider sidekick dude mucker pardner associate familiar mate buddy cohort lad pendant comrade consort compadre matey compeer
14 同事
confrère associate fellow colleague mate co-worker cohort comrade consort workmate bedfellow oppo compeer
15 扒手
tool gun dip cannon picker whiz jostle pickpocket dipper prig pickpurse cutpurse mobsman knucksman wire finger booster diver sniper hustle lifter banger derrick whizzer knuck
17 新西兰人