excavate|excavated|excavates|excavating in English

verb

[ex·ca·vate || 'ekskəveɪt]

dig out, hollow out; unearth, lay bare by digging

Use "excavate|excavated|excavates|excavating" in a sentence

1. The purpose of the dynamic cycle is to simulate excavating a trench and dumping the excavated material alongside it.

2. The purpose of the dynamic cycle is to simulate excavating a layer in a trench and dumping the excavated material alongside it.

3. They plan to excavate a large hole.

4. Archeologists grid a site before excavating

5. Then we can excavate wherever we want

6. I let him excavate around the mine.

7. The turtle excavates a hole in the sand and then lays its eggs in it.

8. Great effort is required to excavate an archaeological site.

9. The archaeologists excavated an ancient fortress.

10. As on land, ocean impact explosions excavate huge craters.

11. Work is under way to excavate the ancient city.

12. Archaeologists excavate sites carefully and record everything they see and find.

13. Weaving excavate and grub supersedure plan is means of dealing with connection of excavate and grub in mine production, and is chief and basal work.

14. Muscarella, “Excavated and Unexcavated Achaemenian Art,” D

15. Pottery has been excavated from the site.

16. Machines, apparatus and installations, all for digging, drilling and excavating

17. Schliemann excavated the ancient city of Troy.

18. Thirdly, Thoroughgoing excavates the content of ideological and political education in teaching material.

19. This machine uses multiple scoops to excavate stale raw material continuously.

20. The archaeologist will often be excavating a single site.

21. Brike Excavating & Underground Utilities LLC proudly serves Western Washington

22. A bulldozer was employed for excavating the foundations of the building.

23. Other reservoirs were excavated, some into living rock.

24. It had taken three months to excavate down to the bare rock.

25. Louis developed this inquiry into permission to excavate on the Omo River.