dig up

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dig up

verbo transitivo con partícula

1. arrancar, desarraigar (plant); desenterrar (treasure, body); levantar (road)

2. desenterrar, sacar a la luz (familiar) (find) (information); sacar (person)

dig up [dig]

1. Levantar (lawn); arrancar (weeds, tree).

2. Desenterrar (body, treasure).

3. Sacar a la luz (facts). (Coloquial)

dig up

verb:transitive:plus_adverb

1 [+potatoes] sacar; [+weeds] arrancar; [+plant] desarraigar; [+flowerbed] cavar en; remover la tierra de

detectives dug up his vegetable patch in the hunt for clues

[+roadway] levantar; [+grave] abrir

his grave was dug up and all his bones taken the police dug up the grave of the Yorkshire terrier

[+treasure, body, artifacts] desenterrar

2 [+information] desenterrar; sacar a la luz

they'll dig up anything they can to use against you What have you managed to dig up on Schrader and Drago?

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basement, cellar (in a house); vault (in a bank)