"have a dig" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "have a dig" in inglés

have a dig

verbo
  1. zrobić przytyk
the image to "dig" in Polish
verbo
Irregular forms: dug past tense, dug past participle
  1. kopać, wykopać (np. dziurę) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    A dog dug a hole in our garden.
    Let's dig a hole in the sand and put a bottle of water there.
  2. wykopać (np. coś z ziemi) [TRANSITIVE]
    I dug out a treasure buried in my backyard.
    He's digging out the potatoes.
  3. zanurzyć, wsadzić głęboko (np. ręce w kieszenie) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    He dug his hands in his pockets.
    Dig your hands in the pockets and find your keys.
  4. lubić (coś) old-fashioned [TRANSITIVE]
    I dig rollerskating.
    He digs watching horror movies.
sustantivo
  1. przytyk
    She made a little dig at Jordan about his weight.
    Her dig was very rude and made him sad.
  2. wykopaliska
    The dig revealed the remains of an old church.
    I'm an archaeologist - I work at a dig.
verbo
  1. spojrzeć, rzucić okiem slang
    Can you dig at my essay and correct mistakes?
    I want to dig at your homework before you give it to the teacher.
  2. łapać w lot, czaić, kumać slang
    I don't dig what's happening.
    He doesn't dig what I'm saying.
    I don't dig chemistry, it's too complicated for me.
sustantivo
  1. kujon  AmE slang
    He's a dig, he knows everything.
    No one wants to play with a dig.
verbo
  1. uwielbiać coś, przepadać za czymś slang
    I dig Italian food.
    She really digs listening to music.