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posp. pit ; pothole ; workings bud. ditch ; gain ; notch ; rebate ; track ; cutting ; slot ; well ; stone quarry ; quarry ; bed chem. trench geol. mine (Mine/Zeche/Bergwerk) górn. bal ; colliery ; delf ; gang ; groove ; grove ; gruff ; heuch ; heugh ; huel ; put ; shanker ; wheal ; whel ; whele ; winning (einschließlich Ausrüstung) hutn. undercut ; coalmine (colliery, pit) med. alveole (alveolus) ; cavity (cavitas, cavum) ; pit (fossa) ; fovea (fossa, pit) ; lake (lacus) ; cavern ochr.środ. buried landfill waste roln. whirlpool ; deeppool ; chasm ; plt ; depression ; basin ; reservoir ; shaft ; stack ; cavity ; foundation plt techn. cave ; grave ; hole ; hollow ; mine posp. pits agron. retting pits ; retting crates ; retting ponds górn. minery hutn. diggings górn. miny posp. waste-disposal dump ekon. winning posp. burrow ; dig ; sink techn. bury ; engrave ; grave ; mine posp. digs ; grubs ; spades ; trenches bud. cut-off ditch komun., przem., bud. deep ochr.środ. 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 posp. digged ; dug ; graven ; trenched posp. graved ; grubbed nauka o z., geogr. trench posp. mine med. crypt
