Perhaps you have seen him digging a hole, and burying in it the bones which he has not finished eating.

也许你见过狗在地上挖洞, 把没吃完的骨头埋在洞里。

I could hear them digging a hole through the wall.

我能听到他们在墙上挖洞的声音。

I began digging a hole for the plant.

【hole】我开始挖坑种那棵植物。

Permission? Permission for what? He's digging a hole.

允许 允许什么了 他正在挖坑呢。

'It's my guess he didn't want to spend money on digging a hole just to put water in it.

“我猜他不想花钱挖洞只是为了往里面放水。

If you're digging a hole, the past tense is " dug" , and again, the past participle is " dug" .

如果你在挖一个洞，过去时是“挖”，同样，过去分词是“挖”。

If you lived in a rural area, you would probably  relieve yourself wherever you felt the need by digging a hole, doing your business, and filling  it back in.

如果你住在农村地区，你可能会在任何你觉得需要的地方通过挖一个洞，做你的生意，然后把它填回去来放松自己。

This leads us to the question that this video is all about: If humanity decided that digging a hole was the number 1 objective of our species, then how deep down could we actually dig with modern-day technology?

如果人类把挖洞定为人族类的首要目标，那么以如今的技术手段，我们到底能挖到多深？