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to dig in
[phrase form: dig]
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se mettre à fond
to start eating with enthusiasm
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se mettre à fond
to mix a substance, such as fertilizer or compost, into the soil by digging
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se mettre à fond
to start a task or activity with determination, commitment, or enthusiasm
Exemple
My grandfather dug in his heels and refused to move to an apartment.
The students needed to dig in and study diligently for the upcoming exams.
In response to the urgent request, the volunteers decided to dig in and assist with the relief efforts.
Recognizing the importance of the cause, the community members were ready to dig in and contribute to the charity event.
Faced with a challenging project, the team decided to dig in and work collaboratively to overcome obstacles.
