Rechercher
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
After hours of preparation, the family finally sat down to dig in to the Thanksgiving dinner.
At the picnic, people lined up to grab a plate and dig in to the assortment of tasty treats.
As the delicious aroma filled the air, everyone was eager to dig in and enjoy the homemade feast.
The kids couldn't wait to finish setting the table so they could dig in to their favorite meal.
Despite the formal setting, the guests were encouraged to relax and dig in to the buffet-style dinner.
