Dig into Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To start eating food with enthusiasm, or to begin investigating or examining something thoroughly.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, used for both eating ("dig into a meal") and investigating ("dig into a problem"). For research, usually about more thorough or eager effort. Often sounds energetic or enthusiastic.
Spanish: hincar el diente a - investigar a fondoPortuguese (BR): mergulhar em - investigar a fundoPortuguese (PT): mergulhar em - investigar a fundoChinese (Simplified): 认真研究 - 开始吃Chinese (Traditional): 認真研究 - 開始喫Hindi: खोजना - खाने में लग जानाArabic: يَبحث بعمق في - يبدأ الأكل بحماسةBengali: উৎসাহের সঙ্গে খাওয়া - খোঁজাখুঁজি শুরু করাRussian: набрасываться (на еду) - тщательно изучатьJapanese: 夢中で食べ始める - 徹底的に調べるVietnamese: ăn ngấu nghiến - đào sâu tìm hiểuKorean: 열심히 먹다 - 깊이 파고들다Turkish: iştahla yemek - derinlemesine incelemekUrdu: شوق سے کھانا - باریکی سے چھان بین کرناIndonesian: menyantap dengan lahap - menyelidiki secara mendalam
Example Sentences
The kids couldn't wait to dig into the cake.
basic
When dinner was served, everyone just dug into their plates without a word.
natural
Let's dig into our homework now.
basic
She loves to dig into mysteries and find the truth.
basic
The journalist decided to dig into the company's financial records.
natural
I can't wait to dig into that pizza!
natural