approach trench (Meaning)
Wordnet
approach trench (n)
a trench that provides protected passage between the rear and front lines of a defensive position
Synonyms & Antonyms of approach trench
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approach trench Sentence Examples
- The soldiers dug an approach trench to advance towards the enemy's position while remaining protected.
- Engineers constructed an approach trench to safely access the construction site in the marshy terrain.
- The archaeologists uncovered an ancient approach trench leading to the entrance of the temple ruins.
- The defensive strategy involved digging a network of approach trenches to fortify the perimeter.
- As the siege began, the besiegers dug a series of approach trenches to close in on the fortress walls.
- The construction crew excavated an approach trench to lay the foundation for the new building.
- During the trench warfare of World War I, soldiers dug approach trenches to move closer to the enemy's line.
- The miners carved an approach trench into the mountainside to reach the valuable ore deposits.
- The trench digger carefully plotted the path for the approach trench, avoiding underground utilities.
- By digging an approach trench, the firefighters were able to contain the spread of the wildfire.
FAQs About the word approach trench
a trench that provides protected passage between the rear and front lines of a defensive position
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soldiers dug an approach trench to advance towards the enemy's position while remaining protected.
Engineers constructed an approach trench to safely access the construction site in the marshy terrain.
The archaeologists uncovered an ancient approach trench leading to the entrance of the temple ruins.
The defensive strategy involved digging a network of approach trenches to fortify the perimeter.
