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Dig into

/dɪɡ ˈɪntə/

B2

UpperIntermediate

1. To investigate or examine something deeply and thoroughly, usually to find out more information.

  • The journalist decided to dig into the company's financial records to uncover any discrepancies.
  • If you're unsure about the topic, you should dig into the research papers available.

2. To start eating food with enthusiasm.

  • As soon as the food was served, the hungry kids dug into their meals.
  • Everyone grabbed a fork and dug into the delicious birthday cake.

3. To devote a significant amount of time and effort into a task or problem.

  • Once I dig into this project, I won't stop until I finish it.
  • He began to dig into his work as soon as he received the assignment.

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