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2 trench warfare
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tren(a long narrow ditch dug in the ground, especially as a protection for soldiers against gunfire: The soldiers returned to the trenches.) trincheratrench n trinchera / zanjatr[trenʧ]1 (ditch) zanja2 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL trinchera\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtrench coat trincheratrench warfare guerra de trincherastrench ['trɛnʧ] n1) ditch: zanja f2) : trinchera f (militar)v.• atrincherar v.• excavar v.• hacer zanjas en v.• zanjar v.n.(§ pl.: trenches) = cauce s.m.• caz s.m.• cuérrago s.m.• foso s.m.• línea s.f.• tajo s.m.• trinchera s.f.• zanja s.f.trentʃa) ( ditch) zanja fb) ( Mil) trinchera f; (before n)[trentʃ]trench warfare — guerra f de trincheras
1.2.VT (gen) hacer zanjas en; (Mil) hacer trincheras en, atrincherar; (Agr) excavar3.CPDtrench coat N — trinchera f
trench warfare N — guerra f de trincheras
* * *[trentʃ]a) ( ditch) zanja fb) ( Mil) trinchera f; (before n)trench warfare — guerra f de trincheras
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4 warfare
noun (fighting, as in a war: He refused to fight, because he has religious objections to warfare.) guerratr['wɔːfeəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (war) guerra2 (conflict, struggle) lucha, batalla\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLgerm warfare guerra bacteriológicaguerrilla warfare guerrillanuclear warfare guerra nuclearwarfare ['wɔr.fær] n1) war: guerra f2) struggle: lucha fthe warfare against drugs: la lucha contra las drogasn.• guerra s.f.• hostilidad s.f.'wɔːrfer, 'wɔːfeə(r)mass noun guerra f, enfrentamiento m bélico (period)['wɔːfɛǝ(r)]N (=fighting) guerra f ; (=techniques) artes mpl militareschemical/germ warfare — guerra f química/bacteriológica
trench warfare — guerra f de trincheras
* * *['wɔːrfer, 'wɔːfeə(r)]mass noun guerra f, enfrentamiento m bélico (period)
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