dug out

基本解釋

I squirmed free and dug out the handkerchief from Henrys pocket, crumbs spilling to the floor.
我一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)掙脫出來(lái)，從亨利的口袋里掏出條手帕，餅干屑撒在了地板上。
The mine has been dug out over decades by Freeport-McMoRan, the American copper-and-gold giant.
該礦已被自由港麥克莫蘭公司開(kāi)挖了好幾十年，這是一家美國(guó)銅金業(yè)巨頭。
Borchardt knew as soon as he had dug out the bust from his site at the old settlement of Amarna, 150 kilometres (90 miles) south of Cairo, that he had a treasure in his hands.
當(dāng)波夏特在其距開(kāi)羅150公里（90英里）遠(yuǎn)的舊殖民地阿馬爾奈發(fā)掘工地挖出這尊半身像的那一刻，他就知道手里攥著的是稀世珍寶。

Along the way, Paul dug out the Great Lakes to provide drinking water for Babe.
Out of the wound are dug "ribs of gold." The image that seems initially negative begins to resemble something, I think, quite important and quite beautiful. I'm thinking here of the creation of Eve.
從傷口處挖出了黃金的肋骨，這景象,首先帶給人以負(fù)面的遐想，我認(rèn)為這是十分重要的,及十分美麗的，這讓我想到了夏娃的誕生。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選
But in other cases, the mines must be carefully dug out by hand.

Now the government is introducing another bill to claim royalties from minerals dug out of that land.
ECONOMIST: From a royalties bill, the strong rand and lawsuits

A dugout is a small boat that is made by removing the inside of a log.
A dugout is a shelter made by digging a hole in the ground and then covering it or tunnelling so that the shelter has a roof over it.
The dugout at a sports ground is one of the two covered benches at the side of the field where the teams' coaches sit and where players wait when they are not on the field.