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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. dredge1 [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] VERB trans
dredge river/channel:
dredge
II. dredge1 [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] VERB intr (in river, canal)
dredge
III. dredge1 [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] SUBST
1. dredge (net):
dredge
2. dredge → dredger
dredger [Am ˈdrɛdʒər, Brit ˈdrɛdʒə] SUBST
1.1. dredger (machine):
1.2. dredger (vessel):
2. dredger (for sugar, flour):
dredger Brit
dredge2 [Am drɛdʒ, Brit drɛdʒ] VERB trans GASTRO
1. dredge (cover completely):
dredge
2. dredge (cover top of):
dredge
dredge the cake with sugar
dredge up VERB [Am drɛdʒ -, Brit drɛdʒ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
1. dredge up (raise):
dredge up mud/sand
2. dredge up (recall):
dredge up story/scandal
dredge up story/scandal
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dredge
dragar río/canal
to dredge
azucarar fruta
to dredge … with sugar
rastrear policías:
to dredge
dredge
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. dredge1 [dredʒ] SUBST TECH
dredge
II. dredge1 [dredʒ] VERB trans TECH
dredge
dredge2 [dredʒ] VERB trans GASTRO
dredge
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dredge
to dredge
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. dredge1 [dredʒ] SUBST TECH
dredge
II. dredge1 [dredʒ] VERB trans TECH
dredge
dredge2 [dredʒ] VERB trans culin
dredge
Present
Idredge
youdredge
he/she/itdredges
wedredge
youdredge
theydredge
Past
Idredged
youdredged
he/she/itdredged
wedredged
youdredged
theydredged
Present Perfect
Ihavedredged
youhavedredged
he/she/ithasdredged
wehavedredged
youhavedredged
theyhavedredged
Past Perfect
Ihaddredged
youhaddredged
he/she/ithaddredged
wehaddredged
youhaddredged
theyhaddredged
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Occasionally you can dredge up things that people wouldn't notice about why it's not good, and those are good surprise laughs.
www.avclub.com
So with that in mind, let's dig beneath the surface of things and dredge up some religion stories that are thousands of years old.
www.huffingtonpost.com
We think this warming happens because the stronger winds eventually dredge up to the surface warm waters from the deep ocean.
theconversation.com
I'm really trying to dredge up what one might call intellectual and moral material.
www.npr.org
Hers was a netherworld, unrecognizable historically and too painful to dredge up.
en.wikipedia.org