When we want to investigate why something has happened, it is not enough to just look at the superficial connections. Instead, we try to discover the underlying causes. For example, if the workers at a factory are on strike, we want to know what the reasons are that lie below their actions, that give rise to their discontent. We are looking for something basic at the very beginning level of a problem or mystery. Everything else builds upon that foundation.
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Therefore, when we say that we want to "get to the bottom of" something, it means we want to dig deeply (using brain power and words, not shovels) to the most fundamental root causes of a problem or mystery. We
want to know the truth. Only then can we feel truly satisfied that we understand what is really going on.
因此，当我们说，我们要“挖出真相”的时候，它意味着我们要深入挖掘（使用脑力或者言辞而不是铲子之类的具体工具）该问题或难题的根源Y)WC;*zCeDg&~z_.X。我们想知道事情的真相+WM@CR*k-9-a!X。只有这样我们才能真正感到满意——因为我们明白究竟是怎么回事了)o6Ux@Q^KloGCH^I5Hnn。