digging in Spanish
digging in Spanish is cava, cavío — digging means the act of making holes or excavating earth.
digging in Spanish
cava
cavío
What does "digging" mean?
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noun The act of making holes or excavating earth.
"The digging in the garden left her back aching."
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noun (informal, usually plural) Lodgings; a place where one lives.
"He invited us back to his diggings for coffee."
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digging in a sentence
- The digging in the garden left her back aching.
- All that digging made the children very muddy.
- He invited us back to his diggings for coffee.
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What is "digging" in Spanish?
"digging" in Spanish is cava, cavío. digging means: The act of making holes or excavating earth.
How do you use "digging" in a sentence?
Example: "The digging in the garden left her back aching." In Spanish, "digging" is cava, cavío.
Are there other ways to say "digging" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "digging": cava, cavío.
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