Examples of using Trenches in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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for a particular shape, able to produce in the trenches gripped hard products screen printing machine;
fertilizers should be applied in 25 cm wide and 25-30 cm deep trenches dug around the tree 2 m away from trunk.
Guard towers, 65 anti-vehicle trenches, 40,000 Soviet trained heavily armed frontier troops.
Nobles' mansions were transformed into fortresses, deep trenches dug throughout the city for defense and as firebreaks, and numerous buildings burned.
The old order had died in the trenches of Europe, on the frozen plains of Russia
Where cables need to be pulled into narrow underground cable trenches, narrow cable rollers are recommended for cables up to 76mm diameter.
The fans were intended to disperse poison gas from trenches and dugouts, but they proved to be minimally effective in battlefield conditions.
In every country we need to reconnoitre the trenches of civil society, map out the relations between society
These"greenstones" are similar to the sediments today found in oceanic trenches, above subduction zones.
These machines are ideal for trenches, road construction,
Instead, Hercules dug massive trenches, rerouting two nearby rivers to flow through the stables until they were spotless.
It is braided screen type which is suitable for laying indoors, in cable trenches, tunnels and any other occasions with shielding requirements.
We dug trenches up to two meters deep[7 feet],
Trenches define one of the most important natural boundaries on the Earth's solid surface, that between two lithospheric plates.
The city had three trenches, was guarded by a high wall, and furnished with gates of wrought iron,
ALEXANDR LUKYANOV:“Over 100 years, the trenches, naturally, have been covered in plants, but they're still visible.
The evidence revealed deep trenches, dormant volcanoes, and warm anomalies, suggesting that the
Mountains form when the plates collide and deep trenches form when one plate slides under another plate.
Beech, the periscope rifle was used to fire from trenches and bunkers without exposing soldiers to enemy fire.
they filled in the trenches and left a wooden cross where they would done all this.