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Перевод: ditch

[существительное]
ров ; канава ; кювет ; траншея ; котлован ; выемка ;
[глагол]
окапывать; осушать почву с помощью канав; чистить ров; чистить канаву; сбрасывать в канаву; пускать под откос; угробить (машину); делать вынужденную посадку на воду; покидать в беде

Тезаурус:

1. It was another Glory and it had been abandoned, half in and half out of a ditch.
2. A drainage ditch around them would probably do more good than anything else.
3. "I saw state policemen drag strikers across the road and make them kneel in the ditch there while they held shotguns in their backs.
4. Should he ditch the salmon?
5. If you want "free" hedges it is important to leave one side of a bank or ditch uncut to allow recolonisation.
6. Witnessing a helicopter ditch in the Irish Sea, Eddie Whittle helped save the pilot's life by pinpointing the position and dropping him the dinghy out of his 172.
7. He was none too pleased at her unheralded visit, but the series Life In The Ditch began, and was later published as a book by Barrie and Jenkins.
8. Where trees end, turn right (waymarked), ascending on track alongside ditch.
9. All of us assumed that she'd wandered off to die alone and that, sooner or later, we'd come across her body, sprawled in a ditch or hidden from view in a clump of thorn trees.
10. About the same date 1834 a range of Loose Boxes and Stalls were erected in the Lower Paddock near to the Ditch.
11. I then burrowed into the cockpit to wrench the gear from its housing but in so doing I became unplugged and did not hear the pilot shouting that we were about to ditch."
12. A deep defensive ditch still survives there, but it was only a small settlement and Camden's "town" of Gausennae is probably Causennis which stood further to the north on the River Witham.
13. The basket of provisions had hit the side of the ditch hard, and Mary, remembering the eggs, was almost afraid to look inside.