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dig·ger [ˈdɪgəʳ] N

1. digger (machine):

digger
bager m

2. digger (sb who digs) ARCHEOL:

digger
kopač(ica) m (f)

3. digger Aus inf (buddy):

digger
kolega m

ˈgold dig·ger N

gold digger
zlatokop(ka) m (f)
she's a classic gold digger fig
samo za denar ji gre

ˈgrave-dig·ger N

Usage examples with digger

she's a classic gold digger fig
samo za denar ji gre

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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During the protest two women chained themselves to a digger.
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After they tell their story of meeting, the family figures that she is really a gold digger out to deny them their inheritance.
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This precluded the need for additional ventilation shafts that could have been observed by the enemy, and served well in disguising the diggers' progress.
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At that time he hired 150 more diggers for a final effort.
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The state test results are shown here and may be worth checking to see any increase in test scores (school digger source).
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Popper vigorously fought against his enemies; he punished gold diggers and thieves according to arbitrary law.
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In 1965 the driver of a mechanical digger spotted a shiny object in a newly exposed face.
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A multi-purpose subterranean digger as well as a helicopter.
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The player commands his units to dig and, when needed, perform more specific actions such as picking up gems and fighting enemy diggers.
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The process is now mechanised with a mechanical digger.
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