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trench

[trench] / trɛntʃ /


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Two narrowboats were left at the bottom of a trench in the canal bed and a third hanging over the edge.

From BBC

World War I was a symmetrical war, almost equal size forces dug into trenches.

From The Wall Street Journal

A trench coat is a wardrobe staple for many - perfect for the transitional period between spring and summer, and also autumn and winter.

From BBC

That includes radar sites such as this one along with buildings, trenches and a new bridge linking the north and south banks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two boats were left at the bottom of a deep trench and several others lay on the dry canal bed.

From BBC