dig out

dig out(
dihg
 
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A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
transitive verb phrase
a. desenterrar
We'll have to wake up early to dig the car out of the snow.Tendremos que madrugar para desenterrar el carro de la nieve.
a. conseguir
Let's see if we can dig out some information about the candidate's past.Vamos a ver si no podemos conseguir algo de información sobre el pasado del candidato.
a. sacar
We dug out some photos of the kids from when they were younger.Sacamos unas fotos de nuestros hijos de cuando eran pequeños.
b. desempolvar
My dad dug out some old Arsenio Rodriguez records to show me.Mi padre desempolvó unos viejos discos de Arsenio Rodríguez para enseñarme.
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