| 释义 |
ˈtrenchful
[f. trench n. + -ful.]
As many or as much as a trench holds or will hold.
1900Blackw. Mag. July 125/2 The Commandant of the trenchful of Boers. 1901‘Linesman’ Words Eyewitness vii. (1902) 151 Behind them again the advanced guard of a trenchful of curious private soldiers. |