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Meanings of trench warfare in English
Russian
траншейная война Portuguese
guerra de trincheiras Spanish
guerrra de posición Catalan
guerra de posicions Synonyms
Examples for "trench war"
Examples for "trench war"
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Believe me no one has yet told the story of the trench war.
2
They realized it was going to be a great trench war.
3
Berndt Vogel, who had survived the brutal trench war of Europe, gives her oatmeal and his own bed.
4
I don't know what will be the effect out there where the terrible trench war is going on.
5
He told his family that the advance faced great difficulties and a trench war was looming -a prospect he detested.
1
Verdun was the longest battle of World War One, killing more than 300,000 French and German soldiers during 10 months of trench battles.
Usage of trench warfare in English
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It was trench warfare on the second day of the Flood debate.
2
Stump Road remained undiscovered and passed into the apocrypha of trench warfare.
3
And so the hearing had settled into first world war-style trench warfare.
4
Raids had now become part and parcel almost of trench warfare routine.
5
After going into some details of trench warfare, K.'s message went on:-
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After the drive to Paris was turned back, trench warfare started.
7
Far more valuable, however, were our first experiences of trench warfare.
8
Such vital, complex legislation demands an end to trench warfare.
9
After the operations of July 19 the former methods of trench warfare were resumed.
10
But England early anticipated the importance which grenade-fighting was to play in trench warfare.
11
They soon settled down for the winter into the monotonous hardships of trench warfare.
12
The parties are locked in trench warfare with no sign of anybo(...)
13
We of the Allied army knew nothing of trench warfare.
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At this place they were put through a week's rigid training in trench warfare.
15
In the south it's mostly trench warfare, where young men huddle in shallow narrow trenches.
16
World War I, which saw gentlemen's excursions turn into the grueling stalemate of trench warfare.
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Translations for trench warfare
Portuguese