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| gen. |
fosse; rift; ditch; trench |
| construct. |
catchwater drain; drainage ditch |
| earth.sc. |
fault trough; rift valley |
| environ. |
discharge culvert (cloaca) |
| fin., scient. |
price gap |
| geol. |
graben |
| tech. |
digging; channel |
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| gen. |
ditches; fosses |
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| gen. |
moat |
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| gen. |
grave; sepulchre; tomb |
| amer. |
sepulcher |
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| gen. |
sepulchral |
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| commun., industr., construct. |
deep |
| construct. |
cut-off ditch |
| environ. |
tip bottom drainage trench; sewer (cloaca); ditch A long, narrow excavation artificially dug in the ground; especially an open and usually unpaved waterway, channel, or trench for conveying water for drainage or irrigation, and usually smaller than a canal. Some ditches may be natural watercourses |
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| gen. |
burrow; dig; sink |
| tech. |
bury; engrave; grave; mine |
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| gen. |
digs; grubs; spades; trenches |
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| earth.sc., geogr. |
trench |
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| gen. |
digged; dug; graven; trenched |
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| gen. |
graved; grubbed |
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| med. |
crypt |
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| gen. |
mine |
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| agr. |
digging out; digging up |
| agric. |
excavation; pit; hollow; cavity; depression; gutter |
| construct. |
drain, culvert, open gutter; grip; gain; notch; groove; rebate; track; cutting; slot; canal (in a town or village, Schloß—); ditch (Schloß—); moat (Schloß—); side ditch |
| geol. |
rift structure |
| met. |
main runner; through fault; downthrown block |
| mining. |
fault trough (Verwerfung); fault wedge (Verwerfung); sloot; trunk |
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| agric. |
trench; ditch |
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| agric. |
hollow out; excavate; dig out; delve; loosen |
| construct. |
to dig |
| met. |
to spade; to delve |
