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Meanings of dry ditch in English
We have no meanings for "dry ditch" in our records yet.
Usage of dry ditch in English
1
A narrow dry ditch formed the only boundary between Uhha and Uvinza.
2
That which but now was dry ditch is presently salad bowl!
3
We were located in a dry ditch, 300 yards back from the front line.
4
The plainsmen crept along the dry ditch with laborious care.
5
The rains had made the usually dry ditch into a brook that flowed swiftly along.
6
He went along the wall to the hedge and dry ditch, over which he jumped.
7
It was surrounded by a strong rampart, a thick hedge, and a deep, dry ditch.
8
Looking out, Somerset saw in the mead beyond the dry ditch, Dare, with his photographic apparatus.
9
Our men stood in the dry ditch and fired above the bank, which formed a natural breastwork.
10
Chrisfield lay down in the dry ditch, full of bracken, and dozed with his head on his pack.
11
A pale-faced girl was sitting at the bottom of the dry ditch with both feet tucked under her.
12
Followed by Marjorie, he clambered down into a sort of dry ditch, the remains of the old moat.
13
Jon jumped into the dry ditch.
14
There was a hiding-place under the arch, if she could only get down into the dry ditch in time.
15
Poor, old Iles lost his head completely, and sat down with his feet in a dry ditch and wept.
16
There was a deep dry ditch all round outside the outer wall, and a thick fence of bamboos inside.
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