挖掘 | wā jué | to excavate; to dig; to unearth | |
挖苦 | wā kǔ | to speak sarcastically; to make cutting remarks | |
挖空心思 | wā kōng xīn si | to dig for thoughts (idiom); to search everything for an answer; to rack one's brains | |
挖土机 | wā tǔ jī | excavator; backhoe | |
挖墙脚 | wā qiáng jiǎo | to undermine; to let someone down; to seduce someone away from something |
1 | You need to dig deep to find the truth. | |
2 | You should use a tissue to wipe your nose, not your fingers to pick your nose. | |
3 | She dug a piece of soil in the garden to plant a tree. | |
4 | The children dug some holes on the beach and flagged them. | |
5 | They need a large excavator to dig out the soil from the construction site. |