to dig

基本解釋

Your job in recovery is to try to dig that up and sign an armistice treaty with it.
要想恢復(fù)自己，你的工作就是要把潛在問題挖掘出來，和它簽訂?；饏f(xié)定。
If so, obviously you can begin this whole investigation again with that person or company’s name, if you need to dig deeper.
如果有的話，顯然你就可以把整套核查方法再用到這個人名或者公司名字上，如果你需要深入挖掘的話。
He told me one of the things that motivated him to dig into the locked archives was an American visitor's question: "Do the accusations against SACO have a basis?
他告訴我說驅(qū)使他去挖掘那些塵封已久的檔案的原因之一，是一位美國參觀者的問題：“對中美合作所的這些指控有什么根據(jù)嗎？”

Men had to dig into the mountains of rock to get it.
But maybe at this point it really is time to dig in our heels.
或許在這點上，的確是該堅持己見了。
耶魯公開課 - 文學(xué)理論導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選
And when we remember that God will dig a rib out of Adam's wound in order to create the beautiful, the golden Eve, we realize how complicated, how complex and how ambivalent, Milton's little image is here at the beginning of the poem.
當(dāng)我們想起上帝從亞當(dāng)?shù)膫谥腥〕鲆桓吖?以創(chuàng)造美麗的金色的夏娃，我們意識到彌爾頓在詩的開頭描繪的景象，是多么的復(fù)雜巧妙，多么的矛盾糾結(jié)。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選

You can't fault Joseph Durrett for trying to dig out of the mess he created.
FORBES: Durrett Syndrome