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tunnel

[tuhn-l] / ˈtʌn l /


VERB
dig a passage through
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Split tunneling lets you choose which of your apps use the VPN and which don’t.

From Salon

The players' work rate, intensity and desire was there to see in the first half and when the whistle went for half-time they all gathered before heading down the tunnel together.

From BBC

He was the one Senegal player who clearly did not want to walk down the tunnel and was telling his team-mates to come back out.

From BBC

Unfortunately for history geeks, there are no current plans to build a tunnel through the area just yet.

From BBC

But for the long suffering rail commuters of the historic pioneering routes of northern England, there may be new tunnels, and there may be light in them too.

From BBC