trench|trenched|trenches|trenching in English

verb

[trentʃ]

dig a deep ditch, fortify with trenches, entrench

Use "trench|trenched|trenches|trenching" in a sentence

1. The thick ness of the Aceramic level is dif fer - ent in the var i ous trenches: in trench AC it is very thin, while in trench X it is very thick

2. 3 What he said trenched on vulgarity.

3. The local despot trenched on the temple's property.

4. To the trenches.

5. 6 Trenching your gushing entrails bright .

6. Trench cover

7. Trenching your gushing entrails bright Like onie ditch

8. Trench falsework system

9. Key words: frost load, frost depth, buried pipe, trench backfills, trench width.

10. Breastworks were above-ground trenches

11. 10/08 02221-2 Trenching, Backfilling, & Compaction B

12. Bigger Trench mouse.

13. Some communities struggled to meet their commitments for trenching.

14. Trenches surround the tower and blockhouses.

15. • stripping, drilling, trenching, sinking shafts and driving adits or drifts;

16. Trench schottky barrier diode

17. Diplomacy becomes trench warfare.

18. You're in the trenches now, boy.

19. Lateral trench mosfet with direct trench polysilicon contact and method of forming the same

20. The trench is sealed with a sealing material such that the trench is airtight.

21. After the Americans were advancing ever closer, tank traps, trenches, trenches and other defenses were built in large hassle.

22. Nevertheless, the water infrastructure found in the two trenches excavated west and north of trench 1 showed that there must have been some local or Adducted supply in the area at least during late antique times.

23. The trench full of water.

24. We live in the trenches out there.

25. But it beats digging trenches, doesn't it?