trenches信息详情
v.挖战壕于…；切开（trench的单三形式）
n.战壕（trench复数）；战壕地带，壕沟地带
trenchers───n.挖沟者；木盘；战壕兵；adj.木制食盘的；有关膳食的
drenches───vt.使湿透；给（牲畜）灌药；n.滂沱大雨；浸液
tenches───n.丁鲷；鲤鱼；n.(Tench)人名；(英)坦奇
tranches───n.部分；一份（tranche的复数）
trenched───adj.挖有沟槽的；有防护堑壕的；v.掘沟于；用战壕防御；切入（trench的过去式和过去分词）
trencher───n.挖沟者；木盘；战壕兵；adj.木制食盘的；有关膳食的
wrenches───n.[机]扳手（wrench的复数）；v.猛扭；歪曲；使痛苦（wrench的三单形式）
entrenches───vt.确立，牢固；用壕沟围住；挖掘；vi.侵犯；挖掘壕沟
intrenches───v.巩固，牢固确立；固守；用壕沟围绕；侵犯（同entrench）
We fought with them in the trenches.───我们在战壕里与他们作战。
A digger had carved out three trenches, each about 50 metres long and 1.5 metres deep.───挖掘机刨了3个大坑，每个约50米长、1.5米深。
The first trenches have yielded strong evidence for centrally administered complex societies in northern regions of the Middle East.───第一批战壕为中东北部地区存在中央管理的复杂社会提供了强有力的证据。
Strong sense of shock and guilt, he was carrying explosives Benchuyaochang alone to the enemy trenches.───强烈的震惊和内疚之下，他携带炸药包奔出窑场只身前往敌军战壕。
When one American soldier could stand is no longer, he got out of the American trenches and crawled on his stomach to that German soldier.───当一位美国战士可能站立不再是，他在他的胃离开了美国沟槽并且爬行了到那位德国战士。
"We were all in the trenches together, " he said. "Nobody wanted to leave. "───“我们都在同一条战壕里，”他说，“没有人愿意离开。”
Experience of war in the trenches confirmed that the birds would keep trying to home despite life-threatening injuries.───壕沟之战的经验肯定了信鸽将会不畏致命伤害的危胁，百折不挠地飞回家。
The battle to treat cancer has become, as a commentary in a leading journal put it, a "grinding war of the trenches. "───正如一本著名杂志所说，治疗癌症的战斗已经成为“一场苦战”。
However, if I did, he knew I'd be there right in the trenches with him to make it happen.───然而，如果我那样做的话，他知道我会和他在同一战壕中来完成任务。
The men in the trenches stayed down while the enemy shells were exploding.
The troops stormed the enemy's trenches and fanned out across the fields.
The allied forces bombarded the enemy trenches for weeks.
I was assigned to a crew digging trenches.
Dig trenches to drain the water away.
Dig trenches to drain away the water.
We fought with them in the trenches.
The farmer dug several trenches to irrigate the rice fields.
Everyone dug tunnels and trenches under fire, sometimes hitting hard soil and only advancing five or six yards a day.