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Meanings of tunnel in English
Usage of tunnel in English
1
Mr Aspen said the tunnel could result in slightly shorter travel times.
2
Car uncoupled in tunnel; explosion; both men instantly killed; submarine tunnel wrecked.
3
Ted said he saw somethin' moving along the wall in the tunnel.
4
He added: We have not seen an exit point from the tunnel.
5
It is a third water tunnel, however, that is the most critical.
6
The tunnel seemed far longer than it had on the way down.
7
He's right; they're going into the tunnel, and this time, they're fresh.
8
The Doctor led them down this tunnel-theentrance quickly lost from view.
9
Actually, that tunnel was the easy part; it was started in 1969.
10
Crossrail has completed its first train tunnel 18 months after work began.
11
Standing in the bright light, it looked quite dark in the tunnel.
12
The tunnel was a claustrophobe's nightmare: start and stop, start and stop.
13
The tunnel is twelve miles long-thelongest railway tunnel in the world.'
14
Maybe the problem isn't the tunnel, but where we want to go.
15
The tunnel was opened for use by all vehicles at 6am today.
16
Tells about the estimated traffic the tunnel will carry; its construction, etc.
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Tunnel through the time
Tunnel across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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