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trench

[trench] / trɛntʃ /


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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

So here are practical tips gathered from my years in the trenches and conversations with the best technicians I know.

From The Wall Street Journal