dig up
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To take something out of the ground, or to find information that was hidden or hard to find.
"The archaeologists dug up several Roman coins near the old city walls."
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Accident or Intent? Monk Uncovers the Truth
Monk · 6:59
Dig up the what?
"A Grim Enemy For Reasons We Do Not Yet Comprehend"
The Rest Is Science · 10:30
[laughter] dig up these battlefields,
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OpenAI · 0:01
Something you might dig up.
Finishing My Turbo MK4 R32 After 6 Years
HumbleMechanic · 41:13
Dig up some power steering fluid.
Supernatural | A Potion’s Side Effects Cause Dean to Behave like a Canine
Peacock · 3:27
Maybe dig up something we missed?