挖 | Chinese meaning

挖【wā】

HSK 6

to dig

This meaning is used when referring to the action of breaking up and moving earth or other material, typically with a tool or machine.

。

He is digging in the garden.

to excavate

This usage refers specifically to the action of removing earth carefully, often for archaeological purposes or construction.

。

The archaeologists are excavating an ancient site here.

to scoop out

This meaning pertains to the action of removing the inner part of something, such as a fruit or container, often using a scooping tool.

。

She scooped out the seeds from the pumpkin.

挖【wā】

HSK 6

to dig

This meaning is used when referring to the action of breaking up and moving earth or other material, typically with a tool or machine.

。

He is digging in the garden.

to excavate

This usage refers specifically to the action of removing earth carefully, often for archaeological purposes or construction.

。

The archaeologists are excavating an ancient site here.

to scoop out

This meaning pertains to the action of removing the inner part of something, such as a fruit or container, often using a scooping tool.

。

She scooped out the seeds from the pumpkin.

挖

HSK 65

含义dig, dig out, gouge out, scoop

拼音wā

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挖【wā】

HSK 6

to dig

This meaning is used when referring to the action of breaking up and moving earth or other material, typically with a tool or machine.

。

He is digging in the garden.

to excavate

This usage refers specifically to the action of removing earth carefully, often for archaeological purposes or construction.

。

The archaeologists are excavating an ancient site here.

to scoop out

This meaning pertains to the action of removing the inner part of something, such as a fruit or container, often using a scooping tool.

。

She scooped out the seeds from the pumpkin.

挖【wā】

HSK 6

to dig

This meaning is used when referring to the action of breaking up and moving earth or other material, typically with a tool or machine.

。

He is digging in the garden.

to excavate

This usage refers specifically to the action of removing earth carefully, often for archaeological purposes or construction.

。

The archaeologists are excavating an ancient site here.

to scoop out

This meaning pertains to the action of removing the inner part of something, such as a fruit or container, often using a scooping tool.

。

She scooped out the seeds from the pumpkin.

挖

HSK 65

含义dig, dig out, gouge out, scoop

拼音wā

Details