| 释义 |
dig deep dig deep1. To exert oneself mentally or physically. I was so exhausted when overtime started that I really had to dig deep to keep playing.2. To spend a lot of money on something. We had to dig deep after our construction budget ballooned beyond what we had planned.See also: deep, digdig deep 1 give money or other resources generously. 2 make a great effort to do something. informal The idea here is of thrusting your hands deep into your pockets to find money with which to pay for something. 2 1991 Sports Illustrated You really have to dig deep night after night to get up for every game. See also: deep, digdig ˈdeep
1 search thoroughly for information: You’ll need to dig deep into the records to find the figures you want.
2 try hard to provide the money, equipment, etc. that is needed: We’re asking you to dig deep for the earthquake victims.See also: deep, dig |