Synonym: channel, ditch, dugout, foxhole, moat. Similar words: entrench, trenchant, entrenched, trench warfare, French, wrench, drench, drenched. Meaning: [trentʃ] 
n. 1. a ditch dug as a fortification having a parapet of the excavated earth 2. a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor 3. any long ditch cut in the ground. v. 1. impinge or infringe upon 2. fortify by surrounding with trenches 3. cut or carve deeply into 4. set, plant, or bury in a trench 5. cut a trench in, as for drainage 6. dig a trench or trenches.
n. 1. a ditch dug as a fortification having a parapet of the excavated earth 2. a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor 3. any long ditch cut in the ground. v. 1. impinge or infringe upon 2. fortify by surrounding with trenches 3. cut or carve deeply into 4. set, plant, or bury in a trench 5. cut a trench in, as for drainage 6. dig a trench or trenches. 
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91. Trench a fire by pulling down houses.
92. My valued friend, Dr Trench.
93. Was there a guy here? In a trench coat?
94. The soldiers recaptured their trench.
95. Did Trench pull in with them in that deal?
96. Contrasting leather elements define this Burberry London trench coat.
97. The invention also provides a trench isolation structure-fabrication process.
98. The troops received orders to trench the outpost.
99. WSJ: You've described the filmmaking process as trench warfare.
100. I like to be in the trench.
101. As the trench coat, then the world's most durable weather coat, was popularised, it is estimated that between 1914 and 1918, 500,000 military trench coats were worn by combatant officers.
102. Tsunami data from the ocean bottom pressure gauges suggest that the large ocean bottom deformation occurred near the Japan trench.
103. On 28 September 2004, Julie Picardie wrote an article in the Telegraph newspaper that trench coats were coming back in fashion.
104. The trench mortars have begun to fire and the volume of sound increases.
105. Our products range from industrial platforms staircases fences barriers and trench covers of various durable metals such as aluminum steel and stainless steel.
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106. With the consideration of strike, dip and slip directions of focal mechanism, we have confirmed that Ibaraki earthquake is a thrust fault earthquake occurred under the Japan Trench.
107. He started as they passed the angle of the trench - it looked like a colossal grave.
108. The threat of earthquakes are not new to the area — the US Geological Survey reported that the Japan trench has had nine earthquakes of 7 magnitude or greater since 1973.
109. Sanjiaocheng Ming monuments, red trench Bailing Temple, and Temple Ruins.
110. And as Lord Kitchener, Commander in Chief of the British Army, began fashioning the trench coat—then referred to simply as a “Burberry”—the place of this clothing item in society was sealed.
111. The selection of stripper used after metal trench FSG etch to data retention performance.
112. When Roberta had figured the total, a tired, old hand fished deep into the trench coat pocket.
113. The firemen tried to trench the fire by pulling down the houses around it.
114. He has no right to trench upon my time like this.
115. The lower part of the lower traveling valve is connected to a guide shoe with diversion hole and diversion trench.
116. They changed the way we fought war -- caused us to back away from trench warfare.
117. Instead of the war ending quickly, it became bogged down in trench warfare.
118. He stands casually in slacks, bluet-shirt, red scarf and a long open trench coat, one hand by his side, the other with his thumb hooked in his pants' pocket.
119. Aluminum profiles on the open trench, glass installation demolition no binder . 4.
120. The bloodsucking louse also transmits various commutable diseases such as endemic typhus, trench fever and relapsing fever.
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