trench Meaning & Definition

  • En [ trentʃ]
  • Us [ trentʃ]

Meaning of trench In English

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Examples of trench

  • Physical obstructions, concrete blocks, trenches, and pits make internal movement difficult, as do frequent curfews and closures.

  • However, when a survey with trenches was conducted (figure 5), suddenly a totally different picture appeared.

  • He enlisted in 1917 and went directly to the trenches.

  • Fenthion is sprayed at weekly intervals at a dosage of 0.78 ml/1 in polluted water, drains and trenches, which are the major breeding sites.

  • Seedlings at open, disturbed sites were attacked more than seedlings protected by small roofs and trenches or those under a closed canopy.

  • Fraternization between trenches also produced opportunities to transmit propaganda directly to the enemy.

  • British troops went to war and stayed in the trenches willingly.

  • The medical establishment is described as a military command, with cutting-edge researchers in the vanguard against disease and public health workers in the trenches.

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Translations of trench In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    壕溝, 溝渠, 戰壕,塹壕…

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  • 中文简体

    壕沟, 沟渠, 战壕,堑壕…

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  • Español

    trinchera, zanja…

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  • Português

    vala, trincheira…

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  • 日本語

    溝, 堀, 塹壕(ざんごう)…

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  • Türk dili

    hendek, siper…

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  • Français

    tranchée…

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  • Catalan

    rasa, trinxera…

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