Nghĩa của từ dug up bằng Tiếng Đức
dug up [dəgʌp] umgegrabe
Đặt câu có từ "dug up"
1. It's time we dug up those potatoes.
2. I dug up some surveillance of the arrest.
3. They dug up a hoard of Roman coins.
4. Are you the ones that dug up my sister?
5. We dug up a time capsule in our backyard.
6. Roads have to be dug up to lay underground cables.
7. The scandal was dug up by a well-informed journalist.
8. Small infestations of annual Bugloss are easily pulled or dug up
9. Consider just some of the evidence that archaeologists have dug up.
10. In colder regions, Cannas need to be dug up and stored over the winter
11. Six weeks after his burial, the Dragoons discovered his grave and dug up his corpse.
12. Archaeologists have explored ruins deep in jungles; dug up remains of villages in dangerous deserts
13. He has dug up the tiles that cover the floor and left them in a heap.
14. The Lloyds Bank Coprolite: fossilized human feces dug up from a Viking site in York, England
15. I've been doing some research on our family history and I've dug up some interesting information.
16. 7 Whole streets were dug up, with a postbox buried up to its neck ,(www.Sentencedict.com) still functioning.
17. 30 Before 800AD, bones dug up in the Ohio valley are relatively poor in the heavier form of carbon.
18. Turf cutters often come across wooden casks containing butter that were buried in the peat and never dug up.
Torfstecher stoßen oft auf Butterfässer, die im Moor vergraben und nicht mehr herausgeholt wurden.
19. By definition, Balled-and-burlapped plants are transplants sold to the consumer after having been planted, dug up, and wrapped
20. We take our 400 or so plaintiffs and everything you've dug up we file a lawsuit to provoke a reaction.
21. During the visit, Chirac admired the archeological site where thousands of objects have been dug up, including bronze animals and statues.
22. Residents near the truck parking in Babesa were annoyed after Thimphu thromde dug up patches of the recently Blacktopped road in the area
23. Later, in 1920, while the two colleagues were busy cataloging the collection, Grenfell acquired some additional fragments that had been dug up in Egypt.
24. Footage of her appearance was dug up when she was a guest on The Jonathan Ross Show, and she's virtually unrecognisable as the starlet we know today.
25. 13 So far only votive objects such as small bronze statues, or pieces of painted terracotta roof tiles from the temples have been dug up, nothing written.
26. "Balled" refers to the root ball (that is, soil plus roots), which has been dug up, while "burlapped" refers to the wrapping material traditionally used …
27. Some of the roads that are being dug up, residents say, are recently Asphalted and do not feature in the list of roads approved by the BBMP for laying OFC lines.
28. The burning pyres were used to cremate the new corpses along with the old ones, which had to be dug up as they had been buried during the first six months of the camp's operation.
29. He dug up some old town on the fringes of the park, created a horde of masked men to terrorize guests and proselytize-cum-advertise the coming of some end-all villain named Wyatt.
30. This was when you had this big track, and if you have wandered around different Greek cities that are dug up, some of them will have the hippodrome there, and you can see how huge they were.
31. The gold bead, weighing 15 Centigrams (0.005 ounce), was dug up two weeks ago in the remains of a small house that would have stood at a time when metals such as copper and gold were being used for a first time
32. The Lonely Planet Guidebook on Vietnam explains: “As [the dragon] ran towards the coast, its flailing tail gouged out valleys and crevasses; as it plunged into the sea, the areas dug up by the tail became filled with water, leaving only bits of high land visible.”
33. The optimatoi Buckler is an icyene Buckler shield that can be randomly dug up while excavating at any excavation hotspot or material cache found at the Everlight - Dominion Games stadium excavation site at the Everlight Dig Site.The Buckler is guaranteed to be dropped at level 105 Archaeology.
34. Begonias (Begonia species) belong to a huge family that includes over 1000 species worldwide.Except for the hardy Begonia, which will survive winters in South Carolina, Begonias don’t tolerate cold temperatures, and are grown either as annuals or dug up in the fall, stored and replanted in the spring.