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Перевод: digging

[существительное]
копание; рытье; земляные работы; добыча ; раскопки ; рудник ; копь ; золотые прииски; жилище; жилье; нора ; район ; местность

Тезаурус:

1. Some finds were made by chance during digging for granite.
2. Larch-Lap produces a universal garden pole support that requires no digging or concreting, just a hammer and screwdriver.
3. Fun, magic, music and mime will give you a breather before digging out your dancing shoes to round off the evening with a turn on the nightclub floor!
4. Soon he is digging like a whirling dervish, the impressive show ending with another frantic leap.
5. Badger cub meles meles born at the beginning of the year are leaving their family setts now and digging out their own homes.
6. "When I started I was carrying flour sacks on my back, digging fat out of boxes, syrup out of barrels, that sort of thing.
7. Uncle Walter had told him you could get to Australia by digging.
8. For years he and his father before him had endured advice from well-meaning lunatics as to what he should do with the place - concreting the stones, or letting archaeologists burrow under them with their excavations, or digging a defensive moat round it - and Sir Edmund Antrobus, Bart, had had enough.
9. I remember digging for what seemed like hours to lift those bulbs, so make sure you plant them where they will not need to be moved and allow ample room for their growth.
10. "Well, I was hoping to do some digging," said the Prince, "but it's so hard that I can't get the spade in.
11. In the past this plant would only have been found on the better drained slopes leading to our moorland plateaux, but because of man's interference in this environment, by digging drainage ditches and lowering the water table, the plant has been able to spread onto the plateaux themselves.
12. In June 1940, Britain was digging in, expecting a grim struggle for existence and feverishly improvising every weapon of defence against the possible invader.
13. The sailors stopped digging when the trench was about one foot deep, then they sat down and lit up their cigarettes, gazing around the orchard, taking not the slightest notice of the mortar team just a few yards from them.