单词	trench
释义	English American trenchnoun uk/trentʃ/us/trentʃ/ [ C ] a narrow hole that is dug into the ground: A workman was killed when the sides of the trench he was working in collapsed. [ C usually plural ] a deep hole dug by soldiers and used as a place from which they can attack the enemy while being hidden: the trenches of the First World War trench warfare Compare foxhole Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ditches, dams & tunnels cut cutting dam *dam sth* up dike ditch dyke groin groyne spillway subway the Channel Tunnel the Chunnel tunnel underpass trenchnoun [ C ] us/trentʃ/ a narrow channel dug into the ground: I dug a trench around the tent to keep rain water from getting in. earth science A trench is also a long, deep valley at the bottom of an ocean.**
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