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trench

[trench] / trɛntʃ /


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One senior Labour figure describes it as "gang warfare", saying, "you rely on people who have been in the trenches with you and been through battles and that means you are exclusive rather than inclusive".

From BBC

For those in the trenches looking for work, the search is demoralising, regardless of its cause.

From BBC

Glory grabbed her trench coat and put it on.

From Literature

The plastic pollution problem is so ubiquitous that microplastics have been found on the highest mountain peaks and in the oceans' deepest trench.

From Barron's

He showed up outside James’s Brooklyn home in a trench coat resembling that of TV police lieutenant Columbo and posed for photos that appeared in the media.

From The Wall Street Journal