Rechercher
to dig in
[phrase form: dig]
01
se mettre à table, se régaler
to start eating with enthusiasm
Intransitive
02
mélanger, incorporer
to mix a substance, such as fertilizer or compost, into the soil by digging
Transitive: to dig in a substance
03
se mettre à fond, s'engager
to start a task or activity with determination, commitment, or enthusiasm
Intransitive
dig in
v
Exemple
The kids dug in, devouring their plates in minutes.
They dug in as soon as the barbecue was ready.
She took one look at the dessert and dug in immediately.
The family gathered around the table and dug in together.
As the delicious aroma filled the air, everyone was eager to dig in and enjoy the homemade feast.
