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●ˌdig ˈin●ˌdig ˈinto sth1. (informal) to begin to eat 开始吃；开吃◆Dig in while it’s hot!
趁热吃吧！◆As soon as the food arrived he dug in hungrily.
食物一端来，他便狼吞虎咽地吃起来。◆They dug into the pizza hungrily.
他们风卷残云般吃起比萨饼。SYN tuck in, etc. (especially BrE) NOTE Dig in is used especially to tell sb to start eating. * dig in 尤用于请别人开始吃。2. (NAmE, informal) to begin to do sth in a way that shows that you are determined to continue or finish it, even if it is difficult 开始认真对待；大干起来◆He looked at the stack of work and dug in straight away.
他看了看堆积如山的工作，便立即埋头干了起来。◆She dug into the reports and finished them before the meeting.
她全力以赴开始读报告，在开会前读完了。[v + adv] [v + prep] |