Dig in
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British pronunciation/dˈɪɡ ˈɪn/
American pronunciation/dˈɪɡ ˈɪn/

Definition & Meaning of "dig in"

to dig in
[phrase form: dig]
01

to start eating with enthusiasm

Intransitive
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As the delicious aroma filled the air, everyone was eager to dig in and enjoy the homemade feast.
The kids dug in, devouring their plates in minutes.
02

to mix a substance, such as fertilizer or compost, into the soil by digging

Transitive: to dig in a substance
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Before planting the garden, it 's essential to dig in organic matter to improve soil fertility.
The farmer decided to dig in a layer of well-aged manure to enrich the soil for the next crop.
03

to start a task or activity with determination, commitment, or enthusiasm

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Faced with a challenging project, the team decided to dig in and work collaboratively to overcome obstacles.
The students needed to dig in and study diligently for the upcoming exams.
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