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| 1. | bore a tunnel through a mountain |
| 开凿穿山隧道. |
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| 2. | man-made cavern |
| 人工开凿山洞 |
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| 3. | Cut a trench. |
| 开凿沟渠 |
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| 4. | shaft deepening |
| 立井开凿 |
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| 5. | to dig; to cut; to bore; to excavate |
| 开凿 |
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| 6. | chamber excavating |
| 峒室开凿 |
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| 7. | Buddhists began to dig shallow caves (called grottoes) into cliffs or hillside during the 4th century |
| 佛教徒们从公元4世纪开始，在岩边或山壁开凿洞窟，称作石窟。 |
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| 8. | A new canal is is dig in that province. |
| 一条新的运河正在该省开凿。 |
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| 9. | At length, it was suggested that the letters were not initials, but the complete word, DIG. |
| 最后，有人设想这些字母并非姓名缩写，而是一个词DIG。 |
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| 10. | collar excavation |
| 井颈开凿 |
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