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单词 trench
释义
trench
noun
uk
/trentʃ/us
/trentʃ/
[C]
anarrowholethat isduginto theground:
壕沟；沟渠
Aworkmanwaskilledwhen thesidesof the trench he wasworkingincollapsed.一名工人在挖壕沟时由于两侧坍塌而丧生。
[Cusually plural]
adeepholedugbysoldiersand used as aplacefrom which they canattacktheenemywhile beinghidden:
战壕，堑壕
thetrenches of the FirstWorldWar第一次世界大战时的战壕
trenchwarfare堑壕战
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ditches, dams & tunnels
  • cut
  • cutting
  • dam
  • damsomethingup
  • dike
  • ditch
  • dyke
  • groin
  • groyne
  • ha ha
  • inspection chamber
  • spillway
  • subway
  • the Channel Tunnel
  • the Chunnel
  • tunnel
  • tunneller
  • underpass
(Definition oftrenchfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

trench| American Dictionary

trench
noun[C]
us
/trentʃ/
anarrowchannelduginto theground:
Iduga trench around thetenttokeeprainwaterfrom getting in.
earth science
A trench is also along,deepvalleyat thebottomof anocean.
(Definition oftrenchfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftrench

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Physical obstructions, concrete blocks, trenches, and pits make internal movement difficult, as do frequent curfews and closures.
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However, when a survey with trenches was conducted (figure 5), suddenly a totally different picture appeared.
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He enlisted in 1917 and went directly to the trenches.
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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.
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Seedlings at open, disturbed sites were attacked more than seedlings protected by small roofs and trenches or those under a closed canopy.
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Fraternization between trenches also produced opportunities to transmit propaganda directly to the enemy.
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British troops went to war and stayed in the trenches willingly.
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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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The proportion of marked termites in a sample was three to eight times greater in the trenches containing the marked paper relative to other trenches.
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In some cases, the "memory" was an image of what patients feared would happen if they remained in the trenches.
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Treatment effects (irrigation, species and trenching) were assumed to be fixed, whereas sites were considered random.
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Half of the subplots were randomly selected and trenched, the others remained untrenched.
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Serving one's time and surviving combat in battlefield trenches in youth mean promotion for some, but discharge, desertion or death for others.
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His first trenches were in the lakebed and produced almost no material.
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We then expanded these trenches in a series of contiguous 2- 2-m units arranged in a grid across the sur face of each terrace.
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