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    Creusée (en. Dug)

    /kʁøze/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    adjective
    Refers to a space that has been dug out or removed.
    The trench dug for drainage is visible.
    La tranchée creusée pour le drainage est visible.
    Refers to an object that has been dug out.
    The pond dug in the garden attracts frogs.
    Le bassin creusé dans le jardin attire les grenouilles.

    Etymology

    Past participle of the verb 'to dig', of Latin origin 'crusare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to be dug
    Means to have an empty space or a cavity.
    être creusé
    to dig into a subject
    To delve deeply into a subject.
    creuser un sujet
    to dig the earth
    To make a hole in the ground.
    creuser la terre

    Related Words

    to dig
    To make a hole or a cavity by removing earth.
    creuser
    hollow
    Which has no content, empty.
    creux
    to excavate
    To remove earth or materials to create a space.
    excaver

    Slang Meanings

    To have deep thoughts.
    He is someone who has really dug into his thoughts on this subject.
    C'est quelqu'un qui a vraiment creusé sa réflexion sur ce sujet.
    To conduct in-depth research.
    He always digs to find the truth in matters.
    Il creuse toujours pour trouver la vérité dans les affaires.